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I was born in Bangkok, Thailand, where my life began in familiar streets, warm air, and everyday moments. At fourteen, everything changed.

Moving to Sweden meant leaving behind what I knew and learning to see the world through new eyes. That shift shaped not only who I am, but how I tell stories.
 

In 2016, I picked up a camera for the first time. A Sony a6300. I had no background in photography, no plan, only curiosity. From the moment I looked through the lens, I understood the power of freezing time, of holding on to moments that would otherwise disappear.
 

Since then, the camera has become my way of exploring the world. It has taken me to places I once only saw in books, from the quiet symmetry of Mount Fuji to dramatic landscapes, Norwegian fjords, and iconic destinations across the world. More importantly, it has taken me into moments, emotions, and stories that continue to shape my creative voice.
 

Photography is no longer just what I do. It is how I see, how I remember, and how I connect.