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Temper puts the selected artists in the hot seat as we leave behind the lovey-dovey mussy fuss and bestow upon them five questions; straight up down and dirty!

Designer Yuhan: MA Graduation Collection (Royal Academy Of Fine Arts, Antwerp, Belgium). Copyright@Yuhan, 2017/2018

Temper Takes Five With Yùhán: One Fine Graduate From Antwerp’s Royal Academy Of Fine Arts

Elsbeth van ParidonAugust 17, 2018

A harmonious friction between balance and contrast, this line sums up Jiangsu Province's born and raised Yùhán's Fashion Design MA graduation collection at Antwerp's Royal Academy of Fine Arts. Five fast facts coming right up!... Read More

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Temper Takes Five With… ROPI Studio: In Pursuit Of Calculated Asymmetry And Sculptured Geometry

Elsbeth van ParidonJune 15, 2018

“ 'WHITE' is a color. She is a natural enhancer. She will not restrict your thoughts. She is the ultimate irreplaceable." Designer Ping Rong of ROPI Studio... Read More

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Temper Takes Five With… Shanghai Photographer Tim Gao. Sterling And Startling

Elsbeth van ParidonJune 11, 2018

Equipped with a fascination for creating haunting yet enchanting images, visual artist Tim Gao manages to surprise his audience time and time again with visions of sterling and startling beauty and emotion.... Read More

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Temper Takes Five With… Shenzhen-Born, NYC-Based Fashion Globetrotter Zhuorui Fu

Elsbeth van ParidonMay 16, 2018

"Global trade wars and bipolar political standings aside, I generally see the new Made In China tag as a positive and trending contribution in terms of style and the diversity of the boutique scene around the world." Fashion voyager Zhuorui Fu... Read More

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Temper Takes Five With… Rock ‘N Rolento: Photographic Maneuvers

Elsbeth van ParidonMay 11, 2018

"When it comes to gender in the visual arts, I think the female mind is more prone to capturing the details and emotions, whereas the male mind is more raw in terms of final presentation." Photographer Wanwan -- Rolento Photography... Read More

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