A) DJ Dok-Rak, a disc jockey for a radio station in Chiang Mai, lost her job after the National Peace and Order Maintaining Council shut down every single Red Shirt radio stations after the 2014 coup d`etat. Since then, her life has turned upside down. She becomes a taxi driver instead, yet still lulls the passengers with her ow
n live session. B) Karen boy has to secrete himself working in a village in Chiang Mai due to his lack of identification document. He needs to be more cautious after the coup because he is afraid of being send back to Myanmar. C) The filmmaker invites Dok-Rak and the boy to a pond, a shelter where they can do things that they cannot do in real life. They seem like nonpermanent refugees who are looking forward to liberation and far-fetched freedom.
Video artist and researcher, I modify and manipulate the image and its details. Exploring the concepts of speed and memories, my work is a mix of animation, experimental film and documentary.
For the last 15 years, I have been working in special effects for the film industry and worked on films such as The Lord of the Rings and The Matrix.