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Sakarit (pronounced: Sa-ka-rit) is a multidisciplinary maximalist designer and a Proxima Centauri enthusiast who focuses on Environmental Graphic Design. This field combines graphic design, videos, sculpture, interior design, and various other design disciplines to create visually engaging, informative, or aesthetic environments.

Sakarit’s collection of works focuses on the use of graphic elements and signage to communicate information. It also embraces the concept of “Gesamtkunstwerk,” influenced by Wagner’s idea of a “total work of art” or an “all-embracing art form.” This approach enhances the audience’s experience and reinforces the identity, branding, and aesthetics of a place.

Furthermore, as a maximalist, Sakarit often incorporates intricate and elaborate, multilayered objects into his works. As humorous as he is, his works are also very whimsical and enjoyable to look at.

Transforming Futures Together
Transforming Futures Together
Building Tomorrow Today
Building Tomorrow Today
Inspiring Change Amplifying Voices
Inspiring Change Amplifying Voices
Impact Create Innovate
Impact Create Innovate

Probono Work

These pro bono projects focus on reimagining, establishing, and cultivating community-based practices through collaborative development with diverse communities. My aim is to foster relationships while integrating environmental graphic design and innovative technologies like Virtual Reality and digital formats to visualize potential outcomes and enhance community welfare. Efforts include creating online data, artworks, web designs, and motion graphics tailored to amplify project impacts for various organizations.
Womanifesto
An International Art Exchange
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For over a decade, I have volunteered with Womanifesto, a biannual artist-led event that highlights women artists from around the world. In my role, I designed promotional materials and managed the website. Most recently, I undertook a comprehensive redesign of the web archive to emphasize both prominent and marginalized women artists, ensuring their work is more digitally accessible and preserved for future audiences.

This project involved curating an extensive archive of over 400 individual artworks, presenting significant challenges. However, I am confident that the redesigned website will enhance user experience and promote a deeper appreciation for the contributions of women artists from this Southeast Asian movement and globally.

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DignityReturns
A Factory of Workers, by Workers, and For Workers,
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Dignity Returns is a worker-managed garment factory in Bangkok, Thailand, founded by former sweatshop workers who created an ethical and collaborative environment following the unexpected closure of their previous workplace. Known as the Solidarity Group, they prioritize fair labor, equality, and a commitment to ethical production. I’ve had the privilege to collaborate with them on organizing exhibitions, creating posters, workshops, and fashion shows to advocate for fair trade and democratic, worker-driven production, where every individual in the line has a voice in the decision-making process.
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