I have cultivated a versatile skill set through self-taught post-undergraduate learning, professional experience, undergraduate studies at Pratt Institute, and various roles within the creative industry.
My expertise encompasses creative visuals, marketing collateral, motion graphics, photography, gallery management, web design, and digital content production.
I have worked and collaborated with diverse and talented teams, including fair trade garment cooperatives, marketing agencies, and women-led artist-run organization, demonstrating flexibility and depth in My work.
My passion for the arts lies in integrating typography, sculpture, illustration, video montages, animation, and interactive technologies. I also aspire to incorporate Giacomo Puccini’s music into my projects when possible, crafting dramatic work and memorable experiences.
My design approach emphasizes research and planning, guiding the process from initial strategy to final production. By focusing on Environmental Graphic Design as a “Gesamtkunstwerk,” or “total work of art,” I truly strive to merge diverse design disciplines to create beautiful, impactful, and harmonious spaces that captivate audiences and inspire meaningful connections.
I believe that “There’s a fine line between creativity and insanity, – crossing the line is sublimity.”
INTER/PLAY showcases student works that transcend disciplinary boundaries by integrating their research into math and/or science ideas to inform their creative process. Centered around themes in math, science, ecology, environment, and sustainability, the event is organized by the Pratt Math & Science department.
Sakarit's solo exhibition that features artworks created from upcycled discarded materials and found objects. The exhibition includes motion graphics that raise awareness about trash pollution and "global boiling." Additionally, it invites the audience to participate in upcycling and reducing trash to be part of the change.
This exhibition features student artworks focused on cultural and social justice, covering themes like gender inclusivity, racial equality, environmental awareness, food security, immigrants' rights, cooperatives, and accessibility
A collaboration to mail art projects curated by artists Varsha Nair (UK/India) and Karla Sachse (Germany). It involved creating 60 unique mixed-media works that were gathered in portfolios and exhibited through the postal service in Berlin and Baroda in 2021. These works were then donated to museums that collect mail art.
"Bridges" is an annual juried exhibition that celebrates the talents of community college student artists from PAFA's partner institutions across the country, as well as the inspiration of their educators. The exhibition also features the work of PAFA undergraduates who began their artistic careers in community colleges.