Puangsoi Aksornsawang is a director, a writer and a scriptwriter. Her debut feature ‘Nakorn-Sawan’ (2018) premiered at the Busan International Film Festival 2018. The film won the Taipei Golden Horse’s Observation Mission for Asian Cinema Award, and has screened at various international film festivals. Her films are an homage of our relationship with loss. Using moving image as medium to to not only tell stories, she blends fiction and non-fiction in an attempt to reconcile our relationship with the self.

Tae Parvit expresses abstractions of reality through a myriad of means. Though practicing predominantly as a painter, his creative output has spanned the genres of animation, digital drawings, screen-printing, publication, music, performance, and to a lesser extent, mural painting as well. It is therefore unsurprising to find his paintings inflected with the characteristics of these varied genres, bearing nuanced traits of movement, textures, and narratives. Even though taking inspiration from personal experiences and the world around him, his works transcend merely being auto-biographical chronicles. Rather, he draws viewers into realms of colors that meld images, times, and stories in melodious harmony and counterpoint.