𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
My name, “NOTE” or นท in Thai carries meanings that beautifully mirror my work: a vocalist, a storyteller, and a flowing water.

{Translation from Thai Dictionary}

Prototype Website For The Last River Echoes

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This prototype website demonstrates the intended UI/UX direction and functional flow for the Mekong River Sound Archive. The current design, visuals, sounds, text, and mapping elements are temporary mock-ups created to illustrate how users may experience and interact with the final platform.

The website is envisioned as an immersive digital environment combining environmental recordings, underwater sounds, oral histories, ceremonial audio, documentary visuals, geolocated sound mapping, and educational storytelling connected to the Mekong River across Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand.

The prototype explores how listening, mapping, sound navigation, and visual storytelling can function together as tools for environmental awareness, cultural preservation, and public engagement. It is designed to create an emotional and sensory experience that allows audiences to engage with freshwater ecosystems beyond traditional scientific communication formats.

The current version should be understood as an early rough mock-up. Both the design and content will continue to evolve significantly throughout the project in collaboration with local communities, conservation organizations, artists, educators, and technical collaborators. Features including downloadable sound archives, conservation donation integration, educational materials, geolocated recordings, and immersive storytelling components will be further developed during production.

VIST Sound Lab : Amazon

The VIST Sound Lab is an interdisciplinary space for collective experimentation, bringing together artists from across the Global South to explore different territories, memories, and ways of listening. In its first edition, artists from Mozambique, Kenya, and Thailand traveled to Portobelo, Panama, and the Colombian Amazon to collaborate with local communities and document sonic and visual landscapes through the practice of active listening.

Chapter 1: NOTEP features Thai musician, producer, and environmental storyteller NOTEP, whose work bridges art, nature, and self-exploration. Blending electronic music, traditional instruments, field recordings, and her voice, she creates immersive experiences rooted in presence, culture, and connection, drawing inspiration from the parallels between coral reefs, oceans, and the human body.

VDO by Andrés Cardona / Sound by NOTEP

Mangroove Live Session

MANGROOVE is a collaboration between BioReverb, NOTEP, 30x30 Coalition Thailand, and neo-baannok. The film follows a continuous live performance deep within a mangrove forest, where NOTEP is connected directly to the trees through Pocket Scion technology, translating the mangroves’ electrical signals into sound in real time. The forest becomes a living collaborator, performing alongside her.

Moving through the ecosystem’s rich biodiversity, fragile beauty, coastal communities, and growing environmental threats, the film is rooted in the belief that people protect what they can emotionally connect to. Through music, sound, and immersive visuals, MANGROOVE seeks to create a more intimate relationship between humans and nature, offering art as a bridge between science, emotion, and ecological awareness.

Tuktuk Radio Live Session

Live set for Tuktuk Radio at Sri Lanna National Park beneath The Giant Chamcha Tree on Water, a 100-year-old tree embraced by water and mountains in Chiang Mai, Thailand. My hometown.

Vibrations of Water

Vibrations of Water Meditation is an immersive light, sound, and vibration experience inspired by the natural rhythms of the water cycle. Participants lie on a water bed with speakers underneath, allowing sound frequencies and vibrations to travel directly through the body while synchronized light stimulation gently activates the pineal gland. Set within the atmosphere of Potato Head, Bali, the meditation invites deep relaxation, altered states of awareness, and reconnection with the elemental flow of water and self.

S3K : Preserve

S3K: Preserve is an immersive audiovisual installation collaborating with digital artist, Cyrus James Khan. The project explores the relationship between cultural memory, environmental fragility, and digital preservation through 3D scans of endangered mangrove forests. Blending sampled Thai instruments, generative soundscapes, and visuals created from transformed Thai alphabets and symbols, the project reimagines ancestral knowledge within a futuristic digital ecosystem. Through light, sound, mythology, and interactive landscapes, S3K: Preserve reflects on mangroves as quiet protectors of the sea while inviting audiences to contemplate preservation, coexistence, and humanity’s evolving connection to nature and culture.

TERRACYCLE Ladprao Canal Campaign

Humpback Whale Song to A Meditation Track

In “Guided Breathing,” a track from the Metamorphogenesis audiovisual album, Notep dove beneath the waters of Tonga to record real whale songs, transforming them into an immersive audiovisual piece that explores breath, connection, and the deep intelligence of nature.

Immersive Live A/V Performance at Sound Temple, NYC

This immersive live A/V performance at Sound Temple in New York City transformed the space into a fully sensory 360-degree environment of sound, vibration, and moving image. Surround projection mapping and a spatial sound system enveloped participants in an evolving audiovisual landscape exploring frequency, meditation, inner awareness, and the relationship between the human body and vibration.

Audience members were invited to lie on a custom vibration bed embedded with seven speakers, each emitting frequencies directed toward different parts of the body and corresponding chakra energy centers. Combining low-frequency resonance, environmental sound, voice, electronic textures, and immersive visuals, the experience encouraged deep listening, physical sensation, meditation, and altered states of perception.

Blurring the boundaries between performance, sound healing, installation art, and collective ritual, the work explored how sound and vibration can function not only as artistic mediums, but also as tools for emotional release, reflection, and reconnection with both the self and surrounding environment.

GREENPEACE ‘s Rainbow Warrior boat

In 2024, Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior arrived in Thailand, giving me the opportunity to join and assist with marine biodiversity research on the seafloor of Songkhla, where large corporations were pushing for new industrial infrastructure projects. Through the expedition, we documented a rich diversity of marine species and helped support a successful public petition calling for the protection of the area.

Coral Gardeners Thailand

In 2024, I had the opportunity to represent  Coral Gardeners as their Thailand ambassador.  After fieldwork expedition focused on coral restoration and marine conservation and discussions with the team, I was invited to join the board of their Thailand foundation, helping support their mission of reef restoration, community engagement, and ocean awareness in the region. Since then, I’ve remained actively connected with the organization and returned to visit the restoration site again during Sylvia Earle’s visit last year, which was a deeply inspiring moment to witness global ocean conservation efforts intersecting with local action in Thailand.

Swim Fundraising Campaign

I had the opportunity to join One Man and the Sea, a marine conservation campaign led by Thai singer and actor Pakin Kumwilaisak. Through a series of long-distance open-water swims and public awareness activities, the campaign encourages people to care for Thailand’s rivers and oceans, reduce pollution, support marine conservation, and raise awareness around the importance of protecting aquatic ecosystems for future generations. The project beautifully combines adventure, environmental advocacy, and public participation to inspire a deeper connection between people and nature.

Vivienne Westwood upcycled Bangkok Exhibition

In 2018, I had the opportunity to direct and edit an online and offline exhibition campaign for the Vivienne Westwood Upcycled Bangkok Collection. The project focused on raising awareness around plastic pollution and environmental sustainability through fashion, film, and storytelling. I also invited Thai actors, artists, and creators to participate in the campaign, helping amplify the message and encourage wider public engagement around environmental issues.

Net Free Sea

In early 2019, I had the opportunity to participate in several ghost net and abandoned fishing gear removal initiatives, including collaborations with Net Free Seas. The recovered nets and marine debris were later upcycled into household products in partnership with Qualy, transforming harmful ocean waste into functional everyday objects. These experiences deepened my understanding of marine pollution and the importance of circular design and community-driven conservation efforts.

NOTEP’s sustainability guide to Koh Tao, Thailand

I collaborated with Travel + Leisure on a sustainability guide for Ko Tao, showcasing the island’s eco-conscious community, wellness culture, and responsible approach to tourism beyond its reputation as one of Thailand’s top diving destinations. Alongside the project, I also worked with local fishermen to help build natural fish aggregation devices (FADs), supporting marine biodiversity and more sustainable fishing practices.

Formulaic Ripples Music Video

The music video for “Formulaic Ripples” from the Metamorphogenesis album was filmed in the Galápagos Islands, highlighting the archipelago’s unique endemic species and fragile ecosystems. Through immersive visuals and sound, the project celebrates the biodiversity of one of the world’s most ecologically significant environments while encouraging a deeper connection with the natural world.

PAKARANG EP

PAKARANG (ปะการัง), meaning “coral” in Thai, is an EP by Notep that explores the quiet parallels between coral reefs, the ocean, and the human body. Blending ambient textures, ethereal pop, electronic production, natural soundscapes, and traditional instrumentation, the project reflects themes of sensitivity, healing, surrender, and interconnectedness with nature. Inspired by the resilience and fragility of coral ecosystems, PAKARANG invites listeners into a sonic world that moves like water and encourages deeper listening, presence, and reconnection with both self and planet. It will be fully released on September 4th 2026.

Released on Earth Day 2026, “Radio” was the first signal from PAKARANG. Blending ethereal pop with ambient electronics and natural textures, the track explores the idea of tuning back into a frequency that has always existed within us. “Radio is about finding the frequency that was always there. Not discovering something new, but remembering something you already carry,” says NOTEP. The accompanying visual, created with digital artist Cyrus James Khan, was filmed on the open ocean off Koh Tao Island, Thailand, featuring sculptural fashion pieces made from reclaimed ocean waste and ghost nets. Together, the song and visuals introduce the EP’s central idea: that the ocean and the body are not separate systems, but reflections of one another.

The Ancestral Forest at Wonderfruit Festival

An immersive sound meditation and installation created for Wonderfruit Festival, combining field recordings gathered in nature with live vocals, meditative listening, and environmental storytelling. The project brought together monks, sound practitioners, dancers, and audiences in a shared act of deep listening within the festival’s Ancestral Forest. The collected sounds were transformed into an evolving soundscape installation and later performed live on Wonderfruit’s main stage as a multisensory experience reflecting humanity’s connection to nature, memory, and the living world.

Symbiosis

Symbiosis is a performance and installation exploring the delicate relationship between humans and nature in the era of climate change. Through breath-controlled mechanics, my breathing directly influences the movement of a paintbrush interacting with water and floating plants, symbolizing the impact of human actions on natural ecosystems. The work reflects on the contrast between parasitic consumption and mutual coexistence, imagining a future where humanity lives more harmoniously and sustainably with the Earth.

High On Your Own Supply

NOTEP is the founder of High On Your Own Supply, a community-driven initiative promoting sustainability, environmental awareness, and self-sufficiency in Koh Tao, Thailand, with a strong focus on empowering local youth. Through events, workshops, camps, volunteer programs, and sustainability guide videos created alongside children and local communities, the initiative encourages deeper connections between people, nature, and more conscious ways of living.

TEDxChiangMaiU

This Tedx Chiangmai University talk explores the relationship between creativity, sustainability, sound, and human connection to nature. Drawing from her experiences working across music, immersive art, environmental storytelling, and community engagement, she reflects on how modern society has become increasingly disconnected from both the natural world and ourselves.

Through personal stories, sound, and reflections from projects connected to rivers, oceans, and forests, NOTEP shares how art and listening can become powerful tools for environmental awareness, healing, and collective change. The talk explores how creativity can reconnect people with ecosystems, cultural memory, spirituality, and a deeper sense of responsibility toward the planet.

Blending environmental consciousness with sensory storytelling, the talk invites audiences to rethink the role of art not only as entertainment, but as a bridge between humans, nature, and future generations.

TEDx ChiangMai Performance

UNDP Ocean Online Panel Discussion

Immersive Guided Meditation at Dragonfly summit

Mother Nature presents iHear

A collaborative project with Cyrus James Khan satirizing modern capitalism by imagining a world where even Mother Nature must advertise herself and sell products to survive.

Immersive Live Screening at Bangkok Kunstalle

Illustration for Chiang Dao’s Plant medicine Book

NOTEP’s Eco and Ethical Merchandise

I collaborated with hill tribes and local communities in Chiang Mai to create a merchandise line ranging from body oils and clothing to furniture. Each product was made using reclaimed, recycled, upcycled, or natural materials while supporting local craftsmanship, sustainability, and community-based production.

The Burana necklace was created in collaboration with Plastao, a sustainability initiative from Koh Tao and Precious Plastic, Bangkok, Thailand focused on fighting plastic pollution. Each piece is made from recycled plastic bottles and bottle caps collected from the local environment. I also developed a community project where local children were taught and hired to help produce the necklaces, creating both environmental awareness and economic opportunities through upcycled design.

Vogue Thailand Eco Products Fashion shoot

Upcycled Fashion shoot for GD Online Magazine Thailand

Energy Diary 02 Art Installation