Buffaloes, animals, plants, humans, and dinosaurs inhabit the colourful imaginary world of Maitree Siriboon. Using reflective mosaics of glass, the forms are meticulously arranged in a fluid and lyrical manner that conveys rhythmic movement. Enigmatic and surreal, the works of Maitree Siriboon are shaped by his childhood memories. Maitree often includes the depiction of a buffalo as a symbol in his works. Maitree Siriboon received his bachelor's degree from Faculty of Painting, Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University. Maitree's solo exhibitions include Kwai - Sometimes I Wish I Was A Water Buffalo (2022) at Head High Second Floor, Buffalo's Heart (2013) at Thavibu Gallery, Rice Is Art (2013) at Art Stage Singapore, Tree Of Life (2012) at Project Space Luangprabang, Isan Disco House (2012) at Art Stage Singapore, Isarn Boy Soi 4 (2009) at Whitespace Gallery Bangkok, and Dream Of Beyond (2006) at Whitespace Gallery Bangkok.