Born in 1982, Kulsat Khaochaimaha is a Thai visual artist whose journey began with a bachelor's degree in painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Burapha University. He later pursued a master’s degree in Applied Art Education at the Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University. Upon completing his studies, Kulsat committed himself to a full-time career as a professional artist.

His early works, created using 2D mixed media with oil paints, explored themes of "hope", acting as a quiet yet powerful response to personal struggles and emotional hardship. Over time, his artistic style evolved into a more fantastical visual language, filled with beauty and intricate detail.

Kulsat's more recent works portray harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, often through the lens of young female figures rendered as ethereal goddesses. These figures are gracefully integrated into lush environments that blend elements such as plants, animals, the earth, sky, wind, and sea. His paintings evoke a dreamlike serenity, reflecting both imagination and reverence for the natural world.

Technically, Kulsat merges oil and acrylic paints with gold leaf, creating layered, luminous surfaces that enhance the mythical quality of his imagery. He continues to experiment with techniques and visual storytelling, committed to refining a style that is distinctly his own.

His work has been exhibited in numerous prestigious showcases, including the 56th and 57th National Art Exhibitions, solidifying his place in the contemporary Thai art scene.