About me...
I was born in Thailand in 1983. My earliest artistic memories are from primary school: I always looked forward to art class, knowing I had a natural talent for drawing that made me stand out from other students.
Then came high school. I was admitted to one of the most prestigious schools in my city, where I focused on an intensive science and math program. Because of the heavy workload and strict focus on math, I had to put drawing aside for a while.
This focus on science led me to study technology at university—a promising field with good job opportunities. But that is also where my artistic journey came back to life. In 2002, I started university. It was an exciting time of freedom on the internet. We were exploring the early days of YouTube, spending late nights on MSN, and chatting on IRC forums like Pirch, long before modern social media existed.
In this online world, I began to explore my own desires and identity. Discovering Photoshop was a huge turning point. I loved the endless ways to create digital art, so I moved away from traditional drawing to focus on graphic design and, most of all, photography.
After graduating and working for two years as a web developer and designer, I made a big decision: I moved across the world to France. In Toulouse, I studied for three years at the Fine Arts school (isdaT). It was a key time for my personal and creative growth.
My artistic eye became sharper, free from limits, and I fully accepted my choices in life. Today, my work focuses on people. I try to bring out what is unique and authentic in everyone: a soft facial expression, the shape of a body, or the style of clothing.
My work blends poetry, humor, and visual play. Inspired by photographers like Robert Mapplethorpe and Ryan McGinley, I create portraits—nude or clothed, calm or thoughtful—as spaces for self-expression, desire, and celebrating who we are.