Reiley Torfun Nymeyer is a video production engineer and designer. She specializes in working in live entertainment and creating immersive interactive experiences. Reiley combines her creativity and personal style with her technical experience to craft unforgettable moments. She is eager to bring innovation to the intersection of design and technology in the world of entertainment. In her free time you can find her baking cute desserts, obsessively playing sudoku, or discreetly avoiding the spotlight of a camera.

Artist and director (among a few other things) making work in primarily in Bangkok, Thailand. I'm interested in the intersections of artistic disciplines, namely painting, drawing, filmmaking, theatre-work, and writing - I often experiment with incorporating a number of them and seeing where the work wants to go. I am currently directing and designing for the Bangkok Shakespeare Troupe.

Having interned for Christie's I hope to pursue a career as a SouthEast Asian Arts Specialist and pursue a masters degree in Art Business. My interests are in art curation and advising. When I'm in LA, drinking 3 matchas a day is my personality.

As a freshmen I am currently in foundation studies at RISD. My intended major is architecture but I am very flexible with all types of mediums especially fine arts, ceramics, graphic design and photography. I am also in my second year of internship at Plandscape in Bangkok, Thailand.

I am an architecture student at the Rhode Island School of Design. I'm fascinated by the interaction between buildings and community dynamics, especially in urban settings. I like to use modular designs and create systems customized for each project. I'm also interested in interdisciplinary designs that integrate local materials, particularly in Southeast Asia.

I'm passionate about designing spaces that anticipate and exceed user needs and experiences whether it’s in Interior Architecture, Hospitality, Concept Design, Exhibition Design, and Experience Design. I believe the future of design lies in its ability to adapt and respond to the changing needs of consumers at different stages of their lives. My work emphasizes the importance of adaptability in programming, zoning, and the creation of personalized spaces that encourage co-creation between the designer and the user—design is a two-sided relationship. By applying anticipatory design concepts, I strive to design spaces that not only looks beautiful, but also reflects and fulfill each concept’s and user’s unique visions and needs.

Nop, currently a junior at Parsons School of Design, is a multidisciplinary designer with a background in Interior Design and Graphic Design. Experience includes working in architectural firms and advertising studios based in Bangkok.

Heya! My name is Yeong yuh but feel free to call me Yeong or Yoi for short. In was born and raised in Thailand but my nationality in Taiwanese. I am a Junior Illustration major with a concentration in Animated Illustration and Publication, and in addition to this, I am a Motion Media Design minor. Regarding professional practices, I have completed several commissions for online creators and tabled at conventions. I was very fortunate to be published in two volumes of Port City Review and had my work shown at Gutstein Gallery at the Supernatural! Exhibition. I enjoy collecting blind box figurines, trying unique lattes, and appreciating animal shaped tea sets.

Currently enrolled in the Furniture Design program at the Rhode Island School of Design, I delve into various mediums, including painting, textiles, jewelry, and furniture making. My artistic focus revolves around perceiving everyday activities and objects through a surrealistic lens. Infusing my creations with warmth and playfulness, I explore the nuanced relationship between domesticity and the expansive outdoor environment, blurring the distinctions between interior and exterior spaces.

Pham is a designer from Thailand. He is currently pursuing a degree in Interior Design Parsons School of Design in New York City. He also has interest in architecture and furniture design.

An illustrator-graphic designer currently based in Bangkok; previously O’ahu, Hawai’i, with international clients across industries through various branding projects. Driven by chaotic neurodivergence, her experience extends into SEA-Pacific traditional fabrication processes with previous studies in botanical sciences and too many languages.Paz can be summoned with good coffee, baked goods, muay thai gloves and a longboard.

Pear is an interdisciplinary designer who is passionate in exploring ways in which design can help create a better solution for individual, community, and earth. Her areas of focus are fabrication, digital design, creative ideation, and human-centered innovation.

I’m an architect and interior designer. With my passion for hospitality, commercial, and residential design, I want to achieve a better quality of life. My working experience was two years and a half as a licensed architect in Thailand and business and project development at Central Group for almost three years.

Graphic Designer interested in web and editorial works. Passionate about design, typography, and exploring the usage of type as an image as well as exploring themes mathematical and scientific graphs, data, and musical notations. Previously at Wkshps and Synoptic Office.

My passion for art revolves around reflecting on my journeys and experiences. I express these narratives through various mediums such as wearable art, painting, sculpture, and, lately, graphic design. I've been increasingly drawn to graphic design, mainly working with typography and conceptualizing project ideas. I recently got into branding concepts and took a typography class to broaden my understanding of publication and type design. I want to develop my skills in motion graphics and creative coding further.

Chanya Vitayakul (they/them) is a Thai fine artist and graphic designer currently based in Providence, Rhode Island. Pursuing a BFA in Graphic Design at the Rhode Island School of Design, Chanya is driven by their eagerness to translate concepts into tangibility, creatively approach ideas centered around identity and what makes up that identity, and tell narratives through fine arts and design.

With an eye for detail, I observed how small daily interactions with everyday objects significantly influence our quality of life. This observation led me to pursue a career in industrial design and the creation of the lifestyle brand Buddy. With a dedication to improving people's daily lives through design, my goal for Buddy is to enhance people's daily wellness experiences through companionship and lighting design. This is done through the use of playful, friendly, and sincere design language to transform the user's day for the better.

Mighty (Paphonvit) Wanitprapha is a Thai American brand strategist, community designer and graphic designer. His work primarily lies in creating organizations that help empower communities, directing events, programming, exhibitions and experiences and working with individuals and brands to improve community outreach. His passion lies in creating identities, spaces and experiences that encourage self-discovery and the pursuit of self-actualization among peers.

Manna works at the intersection of art, design, science, and engineering, engaging in interdisciplinary projects that range from interactive exhibitions to research on human sensory perceptions and building responsive environments. Beyond curating innovative media, Manna aims to create meaningful impact with them. Manna currently serves as the Co-President of RISD's Entrepreneurship Organization.

un is a graphic designer incorporates the experience of growing up with dual cultures in her work. beside graphic design, she likes to cafe hopping, make matcha latte and strolling when it’s warm outside.

Shana Purnama is a Thai-born director and photographer based between NYC and Bangkok. She received her education in Film and Television at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her approach is personal and intuitive, often transforming real emotionsand experiences into visual stories that range from subtly surreal to warmly vulnerable. Shana's work has been featured in Photo Vogue, Schön Magazine, Nowness Asia, Harper's BAZAAR, GQ China, Wonderland China, & NY Times.

Arin Pantja is a junior at Carnegie Mellon University studying Fine Arts and Human Computer Interaction. In his digital based works, he considers our growingly intimate relationship with technology and cyberspace, speculating kinder and empathetic futures through interactive experiences, animation, and futures thinking. He is currently part of a startup as a UX designer, and leading a project around the future of serious play at CMU’s Futurist Club. At TCSC, Arin is a member of the Web team and is based in Pittsburgh.

Lalit produces and writes the book and lyrics for dramedy musicals. Some of her works include Know Your Worth: A Cabaret at Bangkok Theatre Festival, Mahanakhon On Stage at Bangkok Design Week and TIMELINE the Musical at her wedding. Say hi if you’re a composer!

Hi! My name is Amber Pjongluck, I’m a multidisciplinary artist interested in storytelling and visual communication.

Natcha is a Thai multidisciplinary designer specializing in visual identities and idea-driven designs. She is passionate about making things beautiful and bringing people together. Natcha is currently working at Baan Trok and SIDS Creative Agency. She was previously an intern at ATT19 Gallery, Studio Marketing Materials, L’Officiel, and Be Our Friend Studio.

Tess is an industrial designer with experiences in product design and bio-design. Interested in exploring the relationship between design thinking/philosophy and other fields such as culture and technology, she likes exploring other creative outlets to apply design processes to. At TCSC, Tess is on the events team.

Olya Sukonrat is a junior at Columbia University studying English literature and gender studies on the pre-law track. When she isn’t vigorously attempting to complete her many readings on time, you can find her perusing nearby coffee shops, critiquing museum aesthetics, or explaining the importance of autofiction to anyone willing to listen. At TCSC, Olya is a member of the curation team and is based in New York City.

Sai is a painter of abstract, surreal landscapes and interiors. She is also interested in literature, history, and curation. She has been a calendar artist since 2016 and was an illustrator for P Landscape in 2022. Her paintings were exhibited in TCSC's group show “The Duality of Home” in 2023. In the same year, she had her first solo exhibition with Lotus Art de Vivre (LAdV).

Neat is pursuing Graphic Design (BFA) at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). She is interested in playful typography, book making and editorial design. In her personal practice, she wants to explore visual perception and intersection between art, design and nature.

Pink is a junior pursing graphic design at Boston University. With an interest in technology, she has been exploring different mediums and deliverables; creating websites as well as producing some motion graphics. At TCSC, Pink is on the graphics team.

I’m interested in marketing and public relation. In the past, I’ve interned at Siam Piwat as a digital marketer, I love working with fashion brands + executing creative campaigns.