"It's my everyday passion," says Phloeun Prim, the 24-year-old commercial manager of Les Artisans d'Angkor, a Siem Reap-based school which is training young people in skills such as silk weaving and stone carving.
Phloeun is part of the movement to revive Cambodia's traditional arts.
Thirty years of war and political turmoil have deeply affected Cambodia's cultural traditions. During the Pol Pot years skilled teachers, artisans and performers were massacred. It has taken time for dance, music, fine arts and crafts to flourish again.