Mastering her woodworking skills in USA for four years, she relocated to Bangkok in late June 2013 to establish herself as an Artist and Woodworker. She has her solo exhibition with Serindia gallery in 2013 and 2016. She was awarded Windgate residencies at the Center for Art in Woods in 2016
Saksombat grew up with nature. She lived in the countryside by the river. Her love for art impelled her to attend the Fine Art Program at Silapakorn University. She always felt guilty whenever she washed her brushes in the canal, causing oil from the paints to spread in the water. ‘Is there anything I can do?’ she asked herself.
Jakkai Siributr is known primarily for his textile and embroidery works, and his installations increasingly offer an element of audience participation. Siributr is concerned with the unofficial histories that have been written out of Thai account as well as intersections between personal and regional histories.