This artwork (170×140 cm, acrylic on canvas) is a large-scale canvas by a young Thai artist, capturing the complex emotions of contemporary youth culture through a striking visual language. At first glance, it appears cute and lively: pink hair, a rabbit-ear headband, and heart-shaped eyes evoke cartoon characters and emphasize the consumable charm of “cuteness.” Yet, a closer look transforms the impression into one of anxiety and shock. The girl holds a gun, while grotesque elements such as dismembered bodies, eyeballs, and tangled entrails emerge across the canvas. This extreme contrast exposes the hidden side of “fantasies packaged by modern society” through the collision of Kawaii (cuteness) and Grotesque. Beneath the seemingly innocent imagery, emotions of violence, desire, and fear intertwine—symbolizing the contradictions faced by youth immersed in social media, popular culture, games, and anime. The bold colors and cartoon-like lines spanning the canvas draw on the visual language of Pop Art, yet the thematic depth transcends mere consumerist pop aesthetics. Behind the sweet palette lies a brutal message, critiquing the paradoxical and unstable nature of the images we routinely consume. Ultimately, this work serves as a self-portrait of youth culture, where love and violence coexist. Viewers oscillate between the laughter evoked by cuteness and the discomfort provoked by the unsettling elements. And within that discomfort, the artwork asks us: “Is the cuteness you are seeing truly safe?”