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INDEPENDENT CREATIVE PRACTICE
VANCOUVER,
CANADA

The ordinarywas neverthe point.

An independent creative practice working across identity, digital, and image-making.Founded in Vancouver. Driven by what comes next.

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Independent in thought.
Uncompromising in execution.

Identity · Digital · Image-making · Vancouver

Selected workWe share selected work with care

A considered
selection.

Selected work across identity, digital, and creative communications.

Frame from Mother Tongues, a film for the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026
01 / Mother Tongues · Film

04 / Creative laboratory

Ideas change shape.

Strategy becomes identity.Identity becomes experience.Ideas become reality.

Strategy

05 / What we do
Wedon’tthink
incategories.
01 / Strategy & Identity

Positioning, naming and visual systems for brands that intend to last. We define what a brand stands for, then design everything it says and shows.

BrandingPositioningCreative directionGraphic design
02 / Digital & Development

Websites and digital products designed around how people use them, and built to be fast, precise and easy to grow.

Website designWebflowDevelopmentUI/UXMobile apps
03 / Content & Production

Photography, film and content made with a point of view. Images that carry a campaign, and stories that make people stop.

PhotographyVideographyCampaignsSocial content
04 / Marketing & Growth

Social media and paid campaigns run with editorial discipline, planned around strategy and measured against real outcomes.

Social mediaPaid advertisingDigital strategyPerformance
01 / 04

05 / What we do

Different disciplines. One creative standard.

Positioning, naming and visual systems for brands that intend to last. We define what a brand stands for, then design everything it says and shows.

BrandingPositioningCreative directionGraphic design
Green velvet banquette in low light

Websites and digital products designed around how people use them, and built to be fast, precise and easy to grow.

Website designWebflowDevelopmentUI/UXMobile apps
Dark kitchen seen through glass

Photography, film and content made with a point of view. Images that carry a campaign, and stories that make people stop.

PhotographyVideographyCampaignsSocial content
A copper candle on a linen table

Social media and paid campaigns run with editorial discipline, planned around strategy and measured against real outcomes.

Social mediaPaid advertisingDigital strategyPerformance
Flowers against black
06 / The originArchive 001

The origin

Founded in
Vancouver.

Where it began.

An independent creative practice founded on the belief that extraordinary work demands a different way of thinking.

LocationVancouver, Canada
Coordinates
Founded byDeejai Riangkrul
PracticeIndependent, founder-led
Deejai Riangkrul, founder of Volantt, walking through downtown VancouverArchival photograph · Vancouver

The founder / 001

“The more of the world you see, the more you realise how many ways there are to see it.”

Founder’s noteVancouverBangkok

Deejai Riangkrul

Founder & CEO, VOLANTT

A Thai-Canadian entrepreneur working between Vancouver and Bangkok, Deejai leads VOLANTT across brand strategy, creative direction, film and digital experiences. Business-minded by training, creatively curious by nature, and rather particular about the finer details.

Deejai Riangkrul is the Thai-Canadian founder and CEO of VOLANTT, an independent creative practice established in Vancouver and later expanded into Thailand.

His work spans brand strategy, art direction, filmmaking, photography, digital experiences and marketing, with particular experience across luxury hospitality, real estate, fashion and the arts.

He studied commerce at the UBC Sauder School of Business, with early professional experience in finance and consulting. That background continues to inform his creative approach, combining an appreciation for aesthetics and storytelling with strategic thinking and an understanding of business.

Through VOLANTT, he has led multidisciplinary projects spanning original cinematic storytelling for the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026, runway photography at Vancouver Fashion Week, and creative content production for Michelin-starred BLUE by Alain Ducasse.

His work extends into luxury hospitality and real estate, including visual storytelling for Tatvani, a private retreat within the Mandarin Oriental Exceptional Homes collection, and showcasing residences at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bangkok, within the iconic King Power Mahanakhon, to international audiences through real estate marketing.

Working across cultures, markets and disciplines has shaped his appreciation for different perspectives, thoughtful craftsmanship and ideas that don’t always fit neatly into one category.

The perspective has travelled. The curiosity remains.

07 / The Volantt practice

Different worlds. One standard.

From our origins in Vancouver to our creative work in Thailand, Volantt continues to evolve across disciplines and markets.

01MarketingCreative, branding and socialYou are here
02Real EstateGlobalVisit 03ThailandLuxury hospitality and residencesVisit

An open invitation

Shall we make
something
remarkable?

Good ideas deserve good company. We’d be delighted to hear yours.

Volantt Marketing / WorkBack to home

A considered
selection.

An edited collection of work across brands, disciplines, and digital experiences.

01LOEWE Foundation Craft PrizeFilm · SingaporeRead 02Soleil PeaksBrand creation · Koh Samui, ThailandRead 03Vancouver Fashion WeekRunway photography · Official Sponsor & Media PartnerRead 04Dominion Law GroupIntegrated digital partnership · Surrey, BCRead

We share selected work with care.

Frame from the opening title of the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize films: a red sculptural object against amber
01 / LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026National Gallery Singapore

Mother
Tongues.

Creative direction · Original film concepts · Film production

Discover the film ↓

A universal language of craft.

For the 2026 LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize at National Gallery Singapore, Volantt developed and produced a collection of five short films about the people, practices and personal histories behind contemporary craft.

We approached the commission through original storytelling concepts rather than exhibition coverage. At the centre was Mother Tongues, a film about language, culture and the inheritance of craft.

Commission
LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026
Exhibition
National Gallery Singapore, 13 May to 14 June 2026
Our role
Creative direction, original film concepts, interviews, filming, editing and post-production
Collaboration
Directions Group
Collection
Five short films

Different languages. Shared beginnings.

당신은 어떻게 공예를 배우셨나요?한국어

Kijan ou te aprann metye ou?Kreyòl ayisyen

Where you learn your craft ah?Singlish

SubtitlesHow did you learn your craft?

Film still: five artworks, each captioned with who taught the maker

Craft has no native language.
But every maker speaks it.

Illustrative lines for this page, set in the languages heard in the film.

The collection

Five films. Distinct perspectives. A shared language of making.

Film still: Craft has no native language. But every maker speaks it.
Film 01 · Hero film

Mother Tongues

Artisans speak in their own languages. At first the voices overlap without subtitles, a rhythm before a meaning. Then the subtitles arrive and the same question is heard everywhere: how did you learn your craft?

Culture, language and connectionWatch the film
Film still: There is no single way to inherit a craft. Only a thousand different hands, refusing to let it die.
Film 02 · Hero film

A Thousand Hands

One question put to every maker: who taught you? The answers are parents, teachers, professors, traditions and themselves. There is no single way to inherit a craft.

Knowledge, mentorship and inheritanceWatch the film
Film 03 · Portrait

Endless

Endless by Adelene Koh displayed on a plinth in a yellow case with two spotlights

An overlooked bookbinding detail made continuous. A looping soundtrack and drifting colour carry the idea of something that does not end.

Watch the film
Film 04 · Portrait

Laying Vessel

Dark maroon form with a circular opening from Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns

Material, place and memory in England’s Black Country. Monochrome for the past, colour for the present.

Watch the film
Film 05 · Portrait

The Between

Faun’s Flesh by Maria Koshenkova, a hand-formed glass sculpture on a rose wall

Faun’s Flesh in glass. Fragility and permanence, set in atmosphere, shifting colour and motion blur.

Watch the film

Stills from Endless · Adelene Koh · Singapore · 2026

Adelene Koh, Endless, Singapore, a book form turned into a continuous ring
Endless by Adelene Koh in a blue monochrome film treatment
Hand-wrapped coloured thread binding of Endless by Adelene Koh
Endless by Adelene Koh shown in a colour grid of gold, blue, orange and violet
Endless by Adelene Koh, a ring of pages on a clear acrylic plinth under warm light
Close view of the changing form of Endless by Adelene Koh
Motion blur of Endless by Adelene Koh in monochrome
Close detail of wrapped thread at the end band of Endless by Adelene Koh

Stills from Laying Vessel · Jobe Burns · United Kingdom · 2026

Title frame from Laying Vessel, LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize film by Jobe Burns, United Kingdom
Maroon dome from Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns, Walsall, UK
Rust-brown steel surface from Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns
Red enamel and steel edge from Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns
Maroon frame with a white circle from Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns
Maroon frame inside a film border from Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns
Dark green industrial frame from Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns
Large black vessel facing the camera in Laying Vessel by Jobe Burns

Stills from The Between · Faun’s Flesh · Maria Koshenkova · Denmark · 2026

Faun’s Flesh by Maria Koshenkova, a glass sculpture hung from rope on a pink wall at the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize exhibition
Maria Koshenkova, Faun’s Flesh (Arena Rosada), Copenhagen, Denmark
Amber glass detail from The Between, Faun’s Flesh by Maria Koshenkova
Etched glass leaf pattern in Faun’s Flesh by Maria Koshenkova
Close view of the glass body of Faun’s Flesh by Maria Koshenkova
Maria Koshenkova gesturing beside her glass sculpture Faun’s Flesh
Faun’s Flesh suspended from rope, a film still from The Between
Motion blur of Faun’s Flesh, a film still from The Between by Volantt

Beyond
the object.

Every piece carries the mark of its maker. We set out to discover the stories that could not be seen.

  • A cinematic approach to craft. Texture, material and precise composition. Close detail beside wider views of each work in the gallery.
  • Authentic voices. Narratives built from what the makers actually said, never from a script they were asked to repeat.
  • Sound as story. Overlapping languages in Mother Tongues. A loop in Endless that never resolves.
  • One collection, five treatments. Each film has its own narrative, edit and rhythm.
Behind the scenes · InterviewsTo be supplied
Behind the scenes · Close detail of the worksTo be supplied
Film still: Craft has no native language. But every maker speaks it.

Creative direction & film production · Volantt

In collaboration with Directions Group

02 / Soleil PeaksBrand creation · Identity · Digital
The brand. Logo and identity, full widthImagery to be supplied

The making of a modern development brand.

Soleil Peaks began with a vision shared by two Thai-Canadian founders: to bring a more thoughtful approach to residential development in Koh Samui. From the earliest stages, Volantt Marketing worked alongside them to turn that vision into a distinctive brand.

The work spans brand strategy, identity, website, creative direction, photography, film, social and ongoing communications. It continues as the first residences take shape.

Client
Soleil Peaks Development Co., Ltd.
Industry
Luxury property development
Location
Koh Samui, Thailand
Practice
Volantt Marketing, Vancouver

From first vision to physical form.

Chapter 01

The identity

Soleil, the sun. Peaks, elevation and the founders’ Canadian landscape. A logo, visual system and brand guidelines built around the meeting of two places.

Logo, symbol and guidelinesTo be supplied
Chapter 02

The digital experience

An editorial website, built in Webflow, that introduces a developer rather than a single property, and is ready to grow with future projects.

Website, desktop and mobileTo be supplied
Chapter 03

The brand in communication

A social launch that introduced the brand before selling anything. Bright, airy, warm and considered.

Instagram compositionsTo be supplied
Chapter 04

The people behind the brand

Behind Soleil Peaks. A founder series on how it began, the story behind the name, and the philosophy of building.

Founder film stillsTo be supplied
Chapter 05

From concept to construction

Renders becoming residences. The show units now taking shape, documented as the brand moves into physical form.

Show-unit footageTo be supplied

From vision
to reality.

Our partnership with Soleil Peaks continues as the brand and its first development take shape.

Architecture and construction belong to the client. Volantt's work is the brand, identity, digital presence, content and film.

03 / Vancouver Fashion WeekVancouver / Canada
Opening runway image, full width, black and whiteRunway photograph to be supplied
Runway photography / Event coverageAn ongoing study in fashion, movement, and expression.

Fashion in Motion.

A study in movement, expression, and design.

Across multiple seasons, Volantt Marketing has photographed Vancouver Fashion Week: the runway, the designers' collections and the moments around them, delivered as finished imagery.

Event
Vancouver Fashion Week
Location
Vancouver, Canada
Practice
Volantt Marketing, Vancouver
Relationship
Official Sponsor & Media Partner
Scope
Runway and editorial photography, event coverage, post-production, image delivery to designers, videography
Chapter 01

The collections

Full-length looks, full-screen frames, and pairings that set one designer's silhouette against the next.

A model on the Vancouver Fashion Week runway in a layered teal organza gown with ruffled shoulders
A model on the Vancouver Fashion Week runway in a gold gown with a sculpted shoulder and embroidered lace
Chapter 02

Details in motion

Fabric, gesture and light, caught in the half-second between steps.

Detail and editorial cropsTo be supplied
Chapter 03

Across the seasons

A body of work that has followed the event from year to year.

Season indexTo be supplied
Season · 2021

Runway collections

Photography of the runway collections.

Runway collections, selected framesTo be supplied
Season · Spring 2022

Fashion Week coverage

Coverage of the Spring 2022 shows.

Fashion Week coverage, selected framesTo be supplied
Season · SS23

Official media partnership

Volantt was the official media partner for the October 20 to 23, 2022 edition.

Official media partnership, selected framesTo be supplied
Chapter 04

The partnership

Volantt Marketing appears among the Main Partners on the Vancouver Fashion Week sponsors page, with its logo linked to our website.

See it on vanfashionweek.com ↗

The Vancouver Fashion Week sponsors page, listing Volantt Marketing among the Main Partners

The shows, collections and designers belong to Vancouver Fashion Week and the designers themselves. Volantt's work is the photography and its delivery.

04 / Dominion Law GroupOngoing partnership
dominionlaw.ca · Homepage

A partnership built around trust, visibility and connection.

For Dominion Law Group, Volantt Marketing brings together branding, digital design, content and marketing to support the evolving presence of an established British Columbia law firm. The work spans the website, social media, search, paid advertising, editorial content and email.

Across every touchpoint the aim is the same. Communicate professional expertise with clarity. Strengthen recognition. Connect the firm with the communities it serves.

Client
Dominion Law Group
Industry
Legal services
Location
Surrey, British Columbia
Practice
Volantt Marketing, Vancouver
Partnership
Ongoing, across channels
The Dominion Law Group website on mobile

How it works together

  • Establishing credibility. A professional, consistent identity across the firm's digital presence.
  • Making expertise accessible. Complex legal services explained clearly, through the site, social and educational content.
  • Connecting awareness with acquisition. Organic, search, paid and email, working as one system.

Services

  1. BrandVisual communication and the identity applied across every touchpoint.
  2. WebsiteDesign, development, lawyer profiles, practice-area content and ongoing updates.
  3. SocialInstagram and Facebook strategy, design and educational content.
  4. SearchSEO and practice-area content for organic visibility.
  5. AdvertisingGoogle Ads and paid social, planned by practice area and market.
  6. EmailNewsletters through Mailchimp: firm news, introductions, seasonal notes.

One recent example: a prominent fraud-awareness notice on the homepage, protecting the public from communications impersonating the firm.

Social media compositionsTo be supplied
Newsletter layoutsTo be supplied

Where client-owned brand elements appear, they remain the client's own.

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