The Naga, a giant serpent-like mythical creature, appears in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Southeast Asian mythology. In Thai tradition, nagas are often depicted with intricate, colourful scales and a majestic head, sometimes with multiple faces. They are revered as guardians of rivers and lakes, and their imagery graces temples, art, and architecture.

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Trio of the Naga Dwellings (2025) captures the three habitats attributed to these creatures, spanning from the Earth’s surface to the depths below:

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   I. Rivers
   II. Caverns
   III. The Underworld: Dance ofthe Nagas​