What kind of voice was it? Was it expressive? Was it a way of being understood? Talk about the timbre of that voice.

I think when you are introvert, you know, as a kid, everyone's very good at be in front of the class or be in front of the stage.

They express themself, you know, in front of many people.

But the way I express themself is through painting and drawing, and imagine what's in my head and get it out through my drawing and painting.

And it's quite shocking when people see it, because it's strange color, it's like I drawing something that kind of strange and weird.

Especially in Thai culture, because Thai culture, the way they teach us is about almost like traditional way.

So you go to the museum, Thai museum, and you just draw exactly what you see, which is like, you know, very, like, traditional way of learn how to draw.

When you think about that child with the colored pencils as wands, what still feels the same in the way that you approach creativity, and what has changed and evolved for you?