Tulapop Saenjaroen is an artist and filmmaker currently based in Bangkok, Thailand. His recent works interrogate the correlations between image production and subjectivity production, as well as the paradoxes that intertwine control and freedom in late capitalism. Combining narrative and essay film genres, he investigates themes such as tourism, self-care, and free labor through the remaking and reinterpretation of produced images and their networks. CalArts.

Saenjaroen’s works have been exhibited in international exhibitions and screenings, including the Locarno Film Festival; Rotterdam International Film Festival; Oberhausen International Short Film Festival; Festival of Images, Toronto; DOK Leipzig; Image Forum, Tokyo; Curtas Vila do Conde; CROSSROADS at SFMOMA; Conversations at the Edge at the Gene Siskel Film Center Chicago; Abandon Normal Devices Festival, UK; FICVALDIVI, Chile; the Museum of the Moving Image, New York; Asia Cultural Center, Gwangju; 25FPS, Zagreb; Kasseler DokFest; Vancouver International Film Festival; Harvard Film Archive; Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival; Open City Documentary, London; Athens International Film + Video Festival; 100 Tonson Gallery; Exhibition Gallery Prague; NUS Museum, Singapore; Seoul International New Media Festival; and the Moscow International Biennale of Young Art; among other venues.