This artwork features Mardi, a three-eyed child who serves as the main character in the works of Alex Face. His art often reflects innocence alongside concerns about society. In 𝙋𝙪𝙥𝙥𝙚𝙩 2016, Mardi is seen playing with hand puppets—a rabbit and a wolf—allowing for multiple interpretations. The rabbit typically symbolizes innocence and gentleness, whereas the wolf represents ferocity and cunning. Mardi is engaging with both, seemingly portraying the internal struggle between two sides of human nature (good vs. evil).
Additionally, Mardi’s third eye symbolizes wisdom and the ability to see beyond what is visible to most people, linking to the idea of questioning the world and society.

Alex Face is widely recognized in the street art and contemporary art scene. He is a Thai artist known for his distinctive works that often address social and cultural issues.

The main character in Alex Face’s works, Mardi, is a little girl with three eyes, dressed in a rabbit costume, and wearing a frowning expression. His art frequently reflects societal concerns such as inequality, violence, and injustice. Through Mardi, Alex Face symbolizes the children who must confront these harsh realities.