My name is Sokea Kimleang, 25, but you may call me "Ant". I was born and raised in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Growing up as the eldest of five siblings, I was raised by a loving family. My mother is a devoted housewife and my father is a retired soldier and an army officer in Cambodia. Their dedication and discipline have shaped my character and inspired me to pursue my dreams with determination.

My passion in arts led me to classical dance, where I developed a deep appreciation for culture and storytelling.

I later expanded my path into acting and was fortunate to star in the horror film The Last Time, which became a breakthrough for me in the Cambodian cinema industry.

Beyond my artistic career, I am also committed to social impact. I lead a social project that promotes the well-being of dancers, advocating for better social protection and opportunities for artists.

At the same time, I work to support children in Cambodia, especially those who suffer from malnutrition from underprivileged communities.

I graduated with a degree in Business Management and plan to pursue a master’s degree in (insert country) in the future.

My dream is to become a business owner and open my own dance studio, one that will provide free knowledge, training, and mentorship to aspiring dancers and young artists in Cambodia.

For me, art is not only about performance but also about creating opportunities, preserving culture, and empowering the next generation to believe in their dreams.