Sakarit is a Graphic Designer & Visual Artist, based in Brooklyn, NYC
These pro bono projects go beyond simply redesigning platforms for diverse audiences. Sakarit's aim is to create striking, captivating visuals that not only highlight important work but also help build and nurture community-driven practices. Each project is rooted in collaboration with talented, culturally grounded communities, centering their voices, values, and visions.
The work spans a wide range of creative outputs, including online databases, artworks, posters, brochures, websites, typefaces, motion graphics, exhibition designs, activism campaigns, workshops, social media content, and constructive events. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to support the mission of the organizations and amplify their impact.
By integrating interdisciplinary design with emerging technologies such as mixed reality and virtual formats, these efforts help advance community goals and amplify their presence across new realms and beyond traditional boundaries. At the heart of it all is a commitment to consistency, cultural integrity, and long-term vision. Each outcome is thoughtfully shaped to reflect the heritage, values, and collective aspirations of the communities involved.
For several years, Sakarit has played a key role in Womanifesto, a biannual, women-run, artist-led platform that celebrates and amplifies the voices of women artists and their crafts across the globe. Sakarit’s multifaceted role included designing promotional materials, creating dynamic social media content, and managing the organization’s digital presence.
Recently, Sakarit led a comprehensive redesign of the Womanifesto web archive, reimagining its structure to prioritize accessibility, contemporaneity, and online exhibition. This ambitious undertaking centered on elevating the work of both acclaimed and historically underrepresented women artists from the Global South, ensuring their legacies remain visible and accessible to future audiences, scholars, and researchers.
Design posters, flyers, and digital assets for Womanifesto’s biannual events
Create social media content to spotlight artists, workshops, residencies, and programs
Curate and organize an extensive online archive of 400+ individual artist pages
Highlight both renowned and underrepresented women artists from the Global South
Ensure the archive reflects the values, history, and evolving legacy of the Womanifesto community
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.
Sakarit has the privilege to collaborate with them on designing garment products, 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.
Design posters, flyers, and digital assets for Womanifesto’s biannual events
Create social media content to spotlight artists, workshops, residencies, and programs
Filmed behind-the-scenes footage of sweat-free product creation
Edited videos to document the factory’s process and values
Organized exhibitions to showcase ethical fashion and solidarity
Co-produced fashion shows featuring garments made by worker-managers
Partnered with former sweatshop workers to assist their self-managed factory
Promoted democratic, worker-driven production where every voice matters







A collaborative exhibition by Dignity Returns and Mundo Alameda showcased sweatshop-free garments, worker-made products, and intimate photos of daily life inside a cooperative factory. Organized by BKK arthouse and Sakarit, this exhibition was held at the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre (BACC), featured live sewing demos, activist documentaries, and posters advocating labor rights—highlighting global solidarity and the dignity of ethical production.
Organized by Mundo Alameda (Argentina), Dignity Returns (Thailand), and Sakarit, this international fashion event invited artists from around the world to design sweatshop-free T-shirts. The winning designs were showcased in a runway show held inside the Dignity Returns factory in Bangkok, Thailand, celebrating ethical fashion, worker-led production, and global solidarity.
Midtown South Community Council (MSCC), founded in 1986, works to improve quality of life in Midtown Manhattan. They focus on combating the root causes of poverty such as health, hunger, and housing, rather than relying on policing. MSCC highlights how commercial overdevelopment, especially hotels, shopping malls, and complex facilities displace housing and fuels homelessness, advocating for policies that prioritize community stability over profit.
Collaborate with founders, directors, artists, and design teams to create visual assets: collages, logos, posters, motion graphics, flyers, and social media content.
Amplify cultural, social, and environmental justice messaging through strategic visual storytelling.
Contribute to rebranding, digital archiving, and website planning to enhance online engagement.
Support grassroots advocacy through accessible, mission-driven design.
Develop a merch line to promote MSCC’s initiatives and raise funds for urgent and future causes.
Collaborate with founders, directors, artists, and design teams to create visual assets: collages, logos, posters, motion graphics, flyers, and social media content.
Contribute to rebranding, digital archiving, and website planning to enhance online engagement.
Support grassroots advocacy through accessible, mission-driven design.
Develop a merch line to promote MSCC’s initiatives and raise funds for urgent and future causes.