Drawing in class with Asin Acids

What is your Bangkok story?
I needed to come here because my family moved here (I'm a country person) at heart. I may be thrilled with this city but when I was a child I felt it more. Sometimes I get bored here as there are many people and it makes me tired. But I have to live with it, therefore I try to look for the good side of it. At least it gives me a lot of good friends. The diversity of the city is good and people have to compete here, but we need to be in the game with them.

What is your background in art and graffiti?
I started drawing as a child. Maybe it's something that comes from my mother, she loves to draw.
When I was in high school I was not happy. A friend told me I should go to art school because I was always drawing so I decided to resign in order to learn the art directly. I studied at the University of Visual Communication Design which was very diverse.

Between classes I got interested in and would write graffiti tags at night, but I had to stop it when I graduated. I worked on graphic magazines and made my career in magazine illustration.
One day I saw street art on the walls, and I started to feel that art does not necessarily always have to be on paper. I thought, ‘I can do it’ and have been doing it since then.

How would you explain your style?
It is similar to the theory of creativity.
The origin of the chicken comes from when I was in college, I had a comic where they compare that school is like a chicken farm. Schools teach you to all come out the same but if the school is really a chicken farm then all the chickens will be free to think. So I had a group where the chicken was our logo and when I came to doing street art the chicken developed more. I add in additional story ideas, things that I want to communicate into my work.

What are your influences/inspiration?
I like to feel the events that are happening at the time, the story in society. The stories are news and I have an opinion about them, which I reflect on in my portfolio. Or I use the story of someone close to me. All I gather is inspired.

What is your life philosophy?
Although I get tired of Bangkok, I'm optimistic about its vision. Because it is a city with two aspects of both good and bad so we have to look in the corners. This may coincide with my philosophy in life in that I understand that life always has two sides.