Onnalin Lojanagosin
Onnalin Lojanagosin is a full time fine artist and her art education was rooted in both contemporary and academic tradition. Onnalin creates in order to express emotions and uncover unknown territory inside herself through art.
Her favorite medium is oil paint and charcoal but she can also be creative with clay. People often describe her work as semi-abstract. Artists she look up to are JMW Turner, Kathe Kollwitz, Anselm Kiefer and Edvard Munch.
In the past decade her work has been exhibited in various shows in thailand.
Guardianship
When I was invited to create artwork on eggs themed around "precious time," I contemplated various ideas inspired by the unique characteristics of the egg itself. To me, the egg symbolizes a birthplace—a nurturing and protective container of life. My goal was to convey a sense of love and protection through an intricate drawing technique that balances delicacy and boldness. Brought together is this artwork I name Guardianship.
The first of the three eggs, the largest, features two hands cradling it, as if hugging and safeguarding the precious life within. The second egg showcases a finger gently resting on its lip, signaling for silence to protect the occupant from noise and disturbances. The smallest egg is embraced by fingers that hold it tightly, ensuring it remains secure and protected.
Together, these three eggs embody a profound sense of guardianship, echoing the protective nature of the egg itself and creating an atmosphere of care and intimacy.
Embrace (2025)
Graphite on Vegetable Tanned Leather
8 x 8 x 10 cm.
Shhhh (2025)
Graphite on Vegetable Tanned Leather
11.5 x 11.5 x 14 cm.
Hold Tight (2025)
Graphite on Vegetable Tanned Leather
16 x 16 x 20 cm.