ZINE VOLUME I - EMERGENCE

Created by

INTERLUNAR

Spring 2023

“The art challenges the technology, and the technology inspires the art.”

- John Lassiter, former CEO of Pixar.

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EMERGENCE is INTERLUNAR’s first zine volume. A birth-child of our passion for creative spaces, this issue dives into the intersections of art, business, culture, design, film, and technology. We highlight the works of industry-leading innovators and emerging creatives. Explore the future of design, ponder the ethics of AI-generated art, and read more about our featured artists. We hope you will gain new insights, knowledge and inspiration to pursue your next entrepreneurial endeavour.

This project would not exist without the trust of:

David Zhang, Sameera Anand, Annie Cheng, Angeline Chang, Ella Wee, Pamela Wee

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ISBN: 978-981-18-6376-9

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Featuring

Anastasia Katueva

An artist and a fashion designer from Estonia, a small northern European country. She's a person who lives for creativity and creates for a living. Art has always fulfilled her. Since childhood, She's been fascinated by illustrations, or rather she started drawing before speaking and walking.

Biek

She will help you curate your wardrobe and find the confidence to express yourself through the art of fashion. As a designer with over 20 years of experience in the fashion industry, it’s safe to say that she loves fashion.

Chocolate

Chocolate began her foray into fashion design at age thirteen. She learned pattern drafting by creating blueprints for clothing based on body parts’ measurements. Chocolate began her journey in larger manufacturing environments, and now creates bespoke pieces.

Julia Marinelli

Hong-Kong based Brazilian artist JUM grew up in a nature-oriented family that consistently pushed forward the importance of art and creativity. Her unique and hypnotising psychedelic style took long years to develop, beginning even before she explored the possibility of digital art.

Kay Vasey

Kay Vasey is a lawyer-turned-founder of a technology-enabled art organisation, MeshMinds. They aim to bridge the gap between art and technology to empower creators. Based in Singapore, the organisation seeks to protect cultural heritage and our shared ecological environment in the digital age.

Mada

A New York-based artist, Mada incorporates Asian elements into her art, primarily influenced by her time living in Hong Kong. Her work reflects a journey of exploration into her characters’ forms, an evolution of the stick figure.

Pasar Malam Films

Pasar Malam Films was initially a film club started by friends at the University of Melbourne. Shortly after, the passion project evolved into a production collective.

RVZR

A South African artist who grew up in Hong Kong, RVZR explores her connection to different cultural backgrounds by incorporating African features in her doodles that have become integral to her artistic style.

Ytremia

As a former architecture student wanting to break out of rigid walls, Ytremia began exploring 3D modelling to grant her the freedom to create.

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