désillusion

Preserving history doesn’t always mean restoring it. What matters is the journey—the way an object evolves from one state to another over time.

Personal projects are great because you can obsess over the smallest details for as long as you want. Project: Aumo #process@dsllsn

Project: Aumo Playing around with onboarding. #process@dsllsn

Fold Hang, Atelier Fomenta 2025 Fold Hang Chair is neither strictly a seat nor simply a table, it unfolds as an exploration of textile as both structure and gesture. At times, it is a smooth, rigid plane—at others, a pliant, folded cushion that yields to the body. In its shifting presence, the piece challenges conventional notions of function, embracing the tension between control and softness, structure and improvisation.

Project: Aumo A translation app shouldn’t decide how I want to sound. If I want to be a little more explicit, that’s exactly how it should come across. #process@dsllsn

Project: AQI Frame, Stage 1 Vibe coding didn’t just make it possible for me to build things on my own, exactly the way I want — it also opened the door to areas I never thought I’d get to explore, like devices. The first thing I built was an old idea of mine: a digital frame. All it took was a color e-ink display and a Raspberry Pi. Then, armed with ChatGPT and a terminal, I brought it to life. Bangkok has seasons with poor air quality, so everyone keeps an eye on the AQI. But staring at a number in a phone widget is boring. That’s how the AQI Frame was born. It works pretty simply: every five minutes it fetches the current AQI through an API, looks up the matching numbered photo in its library, and displays it on the frame. The photos are all ones I’ve taken while wandering the streets of Bangkok. Spoiler: even with only 300 possible AQI values, finding every number out in the wild is harder than you’d think. To avoid manually publishing photos, I built a Telegram bot. I can upload new photos to it, see which numbers are still missing, and monitor the overall status of the frame and the system behind it. I’ve got plenty more little (it will have new black body at least and bunch of features to control) ideas I’d like to add, but I’m really happy to start. #process@dsllsn