Taiki Sakpisit is born in Japan and grew up in Bangkok, Thailand where he lives and works. He has been making experimental shorts and moving-image works since 2008. His works are often structured through the kinetic energy of the striking aural and visual juxtapositions that underlie the sense of conflicts, suspended forces, and impending changes of contemporary Thailand. His work A Ripe Volcano, which has been screened at more than forty film festivals and museum around the world, is included among in the Kadist’s A3. The collection that represents the global perspective on contemporary art across Asia. He also teaches cinema courses at Silapakorn University. He is currently developing his first feature length film.