“Because it challenges me in many ways such as physical demands, techniques, the ability to communicate without words through body expression, the discipline and patience it requires, and the deep connection to one's emotions and self. My passion for dance was kindled after witnessing a performance by Pina Bausch, the renowned German dancer and choreographer.”

“I love how choreography can approach different art mediums. Photography and sculpture inspire me to widen the boundaries of my creative and choreographic research.”

"Actually, I had never thought about blending traditional and contemporary work together. They belong to different worlds and speak different languages. What I like is finding the common ground where both can communicate.

I love spending my time learning how traditional art forms can be interpreted in contemporary contexts without forgetting their history and roots."

"School of Ganesh," prompts a state of de-familiarisation for European audiences. While drawing inspiration from traditional mythology, the choreography stimulates imagination rather than retelling traditional stories.

 

This creative approach challenges familiarity, driving innovation and inviting audiences to rethink traditional literature in a new light.

 

Combining realism within the aspects of humanity with surreal elements in mythology creates a paradoxical world within the work. By simplifying traditional decorations, the artwork emphasises meaning over beauty, promoting autonomy, and cultivating humanity by reflecting human emotions.”

"I am simply sharing what I have learned from the masters who have imparted to me the knowledge of traditional history. Additionally, I share my experiences derived from our Thai history, mythology, and philosophy through my choreography.

 

I believe international audiences appreciate content that is easy to digest and minimalistic, enabling them to gain more information and appreciate the traditional artwork. I always ensure that what I convey is intellectual and not confusing. It allows room for interpretation and imagination."