Born and raised in Bangkok. Peera started his photographic journey with a passion to document the world following his own perspective and also satisfy his curiosity. In 2012, he was selected as a participant in Angkor Photo Workshop 2012 that was a turning point of his photographic way and influenced him about how to see and develop a story. Observing and recording changes are outstanding parts in his works; Peera reflects happenings around himself nowadays in various ways. For example, Message to The Green Tea God — collecting weird images from the internet of people who creatively took pictures with green tea bottles, Check-In — capturing protesters doing selfie in the mob, Fading Memories — recording people, places, and the way of life in his hometown which have been vanishing from the effects of metropolis’ growth. Peera’s works are shown widely such as Kuala Lumpur Photo Awards 2013, EyeEm Awards 2014, and recently his solo exhibition ‘Check-In’ at Soy Sauce Factory in 2017.
