Jitrachote White (Mod) is a portrait artist whose work reflects a blend of traditional and contemporary techniques. her multicultural background informs her perspective and artistic approach. She draws inspiration from both life and photographic references, capturing moments that resonate with emotional depth.

Her paintings explore themes of identity, memory, and human connection. She finds inspiration in everyday moments—a fleeting expression, an interplay of light and shadow—transforming them into timeless visual narratives. Through her work, she seeks to evoke a sense of presence and intimacy, preserving the beauty of transient emotions in paint.

2026

• Art renewal centre 18th Salon competition, semi-finalist
• BTA Art prize, online exhibition
• Royal society of portrait painters- preselected
• Society of Graphic Fine Arts 105th Annual exhibition, Mall galleries 

2025

• Selected, Royal Cambrian Academy of Arts Annual Exhibition
• TALP open, Patching art Centre, Batsford Prize and People’s choice award
• Women in Art Fair, Oxo gallery, Oxo Tower, London
• RBSA summer exhibition, RBSA Gallery, Birmingham
• Women in Art Prize, Maryleborne London, Hosking House Trust residency prize

2024

• Shortlisted, Zari Art Prize, Zari Gallery, London
• Wimbledon Art Trails, Art House Wimbledon
• People’s Choice Award, Raw Umber Portrait Paint Off
• Society of Women Artists 163rd Annual Exhibition
• Exhibitor, Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition
• Alemnara Art Prize 24, Online Exhibition
• Creative Health Camden, Nurture Show

2023

• Published, Artist Talk Magazine, Issue 27
• Alemnara Art Prize 23, Portrait Online Exhibition
• Longlisted, VAA Professional Artist Award, Visual Artists Association
• Highly Commended, Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize, Online Exhibition
• Society of Women Artists 162nd Annual Exhibition

2022

• Royal Society of Portrait Painters Annual Exhibition
• Participant, Sky Portrait Artist of the Year, Series 9

2021

• Semifinalist, Art Renewal Centre 15th Salon Competition

2012

• President, University of London (ULU) Art Society

2011

• Recipient, Heller’s Bursary for Art