Hello!

Sakarit is a multicultural graphic and web designer, visual creative, cook, and wabi-sabi gardener from Phrae, Northern of Thailand, and Philadelphia, now based in Brooklyn, New York.

Graduated from Pratt Institute, a school dedicated to shaping creative leaders with the knowledge and experience to build a better world, earning a BFA in Communications Design, with an emphasis in Graphic Design. Focus areas included typography, both conventional and experimental storytelling, motion graphics, and the creation of cohesive brand narratives.

Sakarit approaches creativity as a way to build connections and evoke emotions, transforming design into interactive journeys that resonate physically, digitally, and virtually. His academic training and technical expertise have strengthened his ability to craft immersive visuals and playful narratives, blending mythological, historical, physical, digital, and virtual platforms into a Gesamtkunstwerk, a “total work of art.” Guided by enthusiasm, critical thinking, openness, and adaptability, he strives to merge diverse disciplines to create impactful works that captivate audiences and inspire new interesting dialogue.

In addition to this practice, he is dedicated to crafting mesmerizing visuals and immersive experiences, blending innovative techniques with compelling storytelling. he truly believea,

“There’s a fine line between creativity and insanity—crossing the line is sublimity.”

His work embraces bold design, whimsical aesthetics, and elaborate compositions to push art and design boundaries further, balanced by a keen sense of when simplicity and minimalism are needed. 

Beyond graphic design, he holds a Culinary Arts degree in authentic and traditional Thai cuisine. He enjoys cooking with ingredients that challenge notions of “authenticity” and “originality,” and dreams of a future where his design practice might be as flavorful as his dishes. He also crafts hats (with a goal of reaching 1,000 soon) and terrariums, creating miniature living worlds. These hobbies, rooted in gardening and landscaping, also reflect his fascination with Puccini’s operatic drama and the beautiful imperfection of Wabi-Sabi aesthetics.