Artist Aimi Kaiya has been honored to represent Thailand at the 8th International Art Exhibition "Water for Life," in celebration of International Water Day (March 22, 2024). The exhibition features 17 internationally acclaimed artists from 15 countries and will be held at the prestigious Maya Museum in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The event runs from April 11 to April 28, 2024, and is made possible through the collaboration of several esteemed organizations:
-Center of UNESCO in Florence (Italy)
-The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH)
-The Museum Maya, in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico
-The Gobierno Municipal de Cancún
-City of Cancun
-The State of Quintana Roo
-Universidad Del Caribe
-Universidad LaSalle
The "Water for Life" Exhibition will showcase a series of artworks inspired by the theme of water, created by multiple international artists. The objective of this theme is to raise awareness about an important social and cultural issue: more than a billion individuals – one in seven people on the planet – now lack access to safe drinking water. This unique and international cultural activity aims to engage the community in support of safe drinking water.

This year, the exhibition aims to promote environmental awareness and respect, with a particular emphasis on the importance of conserving water sources in this key tourist location. This comes amid challenges such as the invasion of Sargassum seaweed due to global climate change.

Aimi Kaiya will present two nature-inspired artworks: "Rain On the Grass" (2023) and "Blue Sea Anemone" (2023). Her artworks will become part of the permanent collection of the Maya Museum in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico.