Our Team
Chomwan Weeraworawit
Chomwan Weeraworawit has been working with artists and filmmakers in various capacities over the last 15 years. Chomwan received her PhD from King’s College London with a focus on intellectual property. In 2010 she founded Mysterious Ordinary, a creative studio and consultancy as a vehicle to create and produce projects with artists, filmmakers, architects, and designers. Film on the Rocks Yao Noi, a multi-disciplinary film festival that she co-founded in 2012 which was curated by Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Tilda Swinton, brought together various disciplines and communities through experiences, this approach is very much core to her work. Informed by her PhD research she co-founded the brand Philip Huang with her husband and collaborates with the artisans in Northeast Thailand to explore how traditional knowledge can be protected and evolved for the future through design, film and art.
Chomwan was on the curatorial team of the third edition of the Bangkok Art Biennale in 2022 and co-founded Cinema For All which launched its first edition during the Thaliand Biennale 2023. Chomwan sits on the board of Denniston Hill in New York which was founded by Julie Mehrehtu, Paul Pfeiffer and Lawrence Chua, she is also a trustee of the 100 Tonson Foundation in Bangkok.
Lynn Visudharomn
Lynn Visudharomn is passionate about bringing people together, and building diverse and dynamic communities wherever she goes. Receiving her bachelor’s degree in Fashion Communications from Central Saint Martins and her master’s degree in Art Business from Sotheby’s Institute, Lynn’s own diverse background and training has made her a sought-after voice in publishing, fashion, and hospitality. She started her professional career in Singapore, styling and creating content for well-known magazines while simultaneously running Trustfun, an event collective that threw lively indie parties in the relatively commercial Singaporean landscape. In 2011, she moved to Bangkok where she held the position of editor-in-chief at 2Magazine—a regionally circulated English language publication offering an irreverent take on culture, art, society, and fashion in Bangkok and beyond—for eight years. In 2018, Lynn co-founded Acorn & Associates, an independent content studio offering culturally relevant branding and event services before taking on the role of head of membership and communications of Soho House Bangkok in 2022. There, she led the opening team that brought the global private members’ club to market with a unique approach to membership curation, events, and programming that gave the House its distinctly local character. Now a freelance consultant, she continues to work with established as well as emerging artists, writers, musicians, creatives and change-makers on projects centred around community building and converging creative disciplines.