Founders
The founders are the models.
Promptography is built by a married couple: Piyawan “Gift” Chitsamran and Mathieu Wauters. Every AI model image on this site is generated from our own reference photos — consent on record, royalties paid, and every frame scored by the same Quality Gate customers get. On this page, real archive photos are labeled “Personal archive” and generated images are labeled clearly as AI.


Cofounder. The face in front of the camera — and behind it.
Gift is a Guest Professor at Bangkok University, where she teaches creative storytelling. Her career spans both sides of the lens: photographer, and model for top agencies including Crawford Models and Wilhelmina. A world traveler, she has spent years learning what a photograph needs before anyone presses the shutter — which is exactly the judgment Promptography’s direction layer is built on.


Cofounder. From building for LVMH to building the studio.
Mathieu worked in New York as an architect for LVMH and Peter Marino before becoming an AI architect. Same discipline, different material: structure, proportion, and refusing to ship anything that wouldn’t survive inspection. He builds the Quality Gate that rejects most of our own frames.


Married, traveling, and photographing each other constantly.
We met through photography and never stopped. The proposal happened in a valley mid-hike; the cameras were already out. The archive below is real photography — the raw material our AI characters are built from.


If we won’t hand it our own faces, why would you?
- Consent, on recordEvery AI image of a real person on this site is generated from our own reference photos, with written consent on record. We never borrow a likeness we don’t control.
- Royalties, actually paidGift is a professional model; her likeness is licensed to the company on royalty-bearing terms. We treat a face as paid work, because it is.
- Dogfooding the Quality GateOur own shoots pass the same 85% Quality Gate customers get — and most of our candidate frames fail it. The receipts are on the fidelity page. If the product can’t make us look like ourselves, it doesn’t ship.