Animations
Explore my artistic journey from Thailand to Sweden through animation.
The Invisible City
Hand-Drawn Animation, 2007
12 min 35 sec
Once an organist plays in a funeral. During playing his favorite funeral song, the world around him becomes invisible. At the same time, a cat being nearby gets into the same destiny. However, the organist and the cat react to the invisible world differently. At the same time, the town is confronting epidemic crisis. People die all the time. The organist continues singing his song for the victims while the cat tries to follow the sound of the song without seeing him.
I wanna be a red fish
Animation Project , 2006
10 minutes 42 seconds
Sophie has always wanted to be a red fish. She suffers from a mental condition and has to live on an island. Sophie is continuously trying to commit suicide for the remainder of her life because before her mother mysterious disappears, she gave her the unintentional advice that Sophie can be a red fish in the next life if she just wishes hard enough for it.
Everyday Life
Plaster Animation, 2025
22 seconds
Plaster animation workshop with Piotr Dumała during my study at Konstfack Animation, Eksjö, Sweden, 2004
Just Cooking
Plaster Animation, 2025
15 seconds
Plaster animation workshop with Piotr Dumała during my study at Konstfack Animation, Eksjö, Sweden, 2004
Showering
Sand animation, 2004
54 seconds
Sand animation workshop with Caroline Leaf during my study at Konstfack Animation, Eksjö, Sweden, 2004
To Be Someone
Cut Out animation, 2004
1 minutes 35 seconds
Cut Out animation workshop with Teresa Glad during my study at Konstfack Animation, Eksjö, Sweden, 2004
The Mute Girl and The Singing Village
Computer 2D Animation, 2004
11 minutes 21 seconds
The Mute girl and The Singing Village is an art project created for “Living Art” exhibition : Regional Artist Respond to HIV/AIDS. I met the other artists at the HIV/AIDS workshop. The workshop aimed to give an opportunity for artists to really understand the issues around HIV/AIDS as well as to inspire them to engage in the challenge of having artist contributing to the life of people affected by HIV/AIDS.