His first solo exhibition was "Artists in Back & White" in 1990 at Alliance Française, Bangkok.
He got his first solo international exhibition "Phantom Parody" in Singapore and "Bangkok in Pink" in Japan in 2002.
[1] In 1997 he created the Pink Man collection to convey his attitude towards consumerism in Thailand and around the world.
According to Manit, "Pink Man is my upset and alienated feeling towards the concept of consumerism which has been accepted simply and without consideration by Thai society.
Manit says that the initial urge to build the cinema was fueled the pair's outrage over the banning of their films.
The cinema's mission has evolved into exposing people to films they would not normally see and to provide a platform for independent filmmakers.