So honored and excited for finishing this project.🥳  
  
Through close the collaboration beneath a tight timeline, It proved that the process of listening to the discussion, reflecting on what we missed ,and testing out the prototype brought me more ideas.  
  
 Finally we came up with the co-created exhibition that was collected and crafted by community members themselves. It show the participatory approach that I keep practicing and advocating for.  
  


The exhibition is a part of **Pattani Biennale 2026** where you can discover the poetry hidden within everyday life through art, people, stories, and the landscapes of the southern borderlands.

  
Exhibition Detail :

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**Sarong Warrior** ***: weapons and attire in the battlefield for sustainable development.***

>The exhibition conveys the story of the local villagers who reclaim their global food source - the Chana sea- from industrialization. Their weapons and attire for resistance display how ordinary resources have been used against the state power.  The display is surrounded by the discussion circle which is a core tool to facilitate what they ask for: equity. The small circle allows the Sarong Warrior to articulate their voice, opinion and feeling with mutual respect and it is the time to plan the tactics  for various battlefields - whether as a learning facilitator, tour manager, writer, speaker, chef  and creator.  Surrounded by empowering dialogue it gradually introduces you to the small act of people who have stood strong to reach the sustainable goal for 30 years.

>Venue: Faculty of Fine & Applied Arts, Prince of Songkla University, Pattani Campus, Thailand 

>Exhibition Period: 8 August – 1 November 2026 

>Time: 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM

Sharing a community-led exhibition I designed: Sarong Warriors: Weapons and Attire in the Battlefield for Sustainable Development