Pokchat Worasub discovered her passion for the female form as well as broader aspects of sexuality. Through her camera lens, Pokchat’s practice explores beauty and the human form – or as she describes it – the “natural choreography created by emotions.” She plays with the construction of female identity and calls into question our perceptions of the human body, influenced by convention, pushing the social boundaries of what a body can represent to the public inside a frame.

Pokchat Worasub's new photo series for the Bangkok Art Biennale explores human connection in Southern Thailand. Inspired by the lives of the Maniq people, her work captures moments of trust and transformation, reflecting the beauty and richness of everyday life.

Her work has been exhibited in various venues such as Echopsychology (Objectifs, Singapore, 2018); Diana (TARS Gallery, 2021); วัดดูยูฟิ้ง (whatdoyouthink) (Weave Artisan Society, 2021); and POPIA (TARS Gallery), as well as abroad in galleries in Tokyo and Singapore. Pokchat was nominated in 2020 to represent Thailand for the Leica Oskar Barnack Award and had her work featured in the Jakkai Siributr exhibition Everybody Wanna Be Happy (2024) at CHAT, Hong Kong.