Born and raised in Thailand, I find most of my inspirations from the cultures and societal issues that I have grown up with as a young Thai woman. In many of my projects, my art is a way for me to appreciate and represent the culture that I know and love while at the same time expressing my feelings towards the injustice in the very society that I feel deeply connected to.

I am a strong believer that art has the potential to shape the society around us by playing a part in shifting the cultural and societal norms, hence artists have an obligation to use their art for more than its visual beauty. With this, I always aim to create works that not only look visually interesting but ones that are meaningful and impactful, and I hope that my works can be the small pieces in the art world that help to perpetuate our cultures forward in a better and more diverse direction.