The art of Anyahillus is an evocative journey into the human inner world, a space where nostalgia and natural history intertwine. Her artist name, a shortened version of her real name, is a personal anchor for a style she calls Whimsical. Art has always been a fundamental part of her life, making her feel safe and fueling her spirit. A pivotal moment was the movie Hugo (2011), which motivated her to create with purpose, leading her to explore natural forms, living creatures, and the quiet beauty of vintage objects and scientific illustrations.

Her work is a captivating blend of cultural memory and contemporary expression. She is deeply influenced by the rich tradition of Thai storytelling, spirituality, and a respect for nature. This manifests visually through traditional color palettes found on temple walls and the intricate motifs of metal fences or window frames that reflect her local Thai surroundings. Her materials also bridge the past and present; she uses vintage stationery for a tactile, nostalgic connection while exploring contemporary themes through animation and mixed media.

Anyahillus’s greatest sense of accomplishment comes from her thesis project, Memento, which successfully explored emotional attachment to objects in the elderly and resonated deeply with her audience. She is committed to a thoughtful creative process, believing that meaningful work takes patience, and she dreams of holding an interactive exhibition that allows people to directly engage with her unique vision. Her ultimate ambition is to collaborate with a natural history museum, driven by her fascination with collections that hold the magic of the natural world.