Interview with Johanna Soós-Vári (Yohee Art) 1. Please tell us something about your background and your art journey so far. I started out in 2011 with traditional photography, working on portraits and events. After a few years, I began to feel that this direction didn’t truly resonate with me. I often experienced a disconnect between what was expected and what I wanted to express, and in commissioned work, I rarely felt that I could fully show myself. During the pandemic

Interview with YungChing Chang 1. Please tell us something about your background and your art journey so far. My name is YungChing Chang, and I’m a womenswear designer based in New York. I’ve always been fascinated by how clothes can express identity, culture, and emotion. I studied fashion design and over time developed my own creative voice by experimenting with structure, textiles, and storytelling. Growing up in Taiwan, I was surrounded by a mix of traditional culture and

Interview with Baron Hill Please tell us something about your background and your art journey so far. If you had to know anything about me to better understand my work, simply put, I find emotions to be complicated at times. While that might seem like a simple thing to acknowledge—because, yeah, we’re complicated beings—I also say that in correlation with my experiences of not always being able to understand other people’s emotions very well. The Thrill of Loneliness I’ve had