Noah Dolinsky is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker based in Bangkok since 2015.
His cinematic portraits and documentary projects explore the lives of Thai transgender women, child fighters, migrant workers, and others whose stories often go unseen. At the same time, he draws inspiration from all forms of Asian beauty—whether in the grace of a young woman, the textures of Thai street life, or the quiet poetry found in everyday moments and faces.
His cinematic portraits and documentary projects explore the lives of Thai transgender women, child fighters, migrant workers, and others whose stories often go unseen. At the same time, he draws inspiration from all forms of Asian beauty—whether in the grace of a young woman, the textures of Thai street life, or the quiet poetry found in everyday moments and faces.
His work has been published in leading magazines, exhibited internationally, and acquired by collectors around the world.
He sees photography as a form of quiet storytelling—where mood, emotion, and character speak louder than words. In 2021, he expanded his creative practice into filmmaking, driven by a desire to push boundaries and deepen the narratives he tells through the lens.
He sees photography as a form of quiet storytelling—where mood, emotion, and character speak louder than words. In 2021, he expanded his creative practice into filmmaking, driven by a desire to push boundaries and deepen the narratives he tells through the lens.
Limited edition prints are available for purchase.
For inquiries about prints, projects, or collaborations, feel free to get in touch:
📩 noah.dolinsky@gmail.com
For inquiries about prints, projects, or collaborations, feel free to get in touch:
📩 noah.dolinsky@gmail.com