Tag: Interview
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BEACASSO: Photographer of Power
One thing that has pushed me to create is knowing that I’m able to inspire others to pick up their camera and start taking pictures, either if it is for the very first time, or if it has been months.
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Navigating the world of social work with Asher Low
“It’s one of those career choices where you know you’ll have to make sacrifices and sometimes on a consistent basis.”
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Sax In (and out of) the city
It was evident, early on, that she and her saxophone were meant to grow older together. Little did she know, she would be on her way to make her mark on this part of her world.
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2d WITH 4D AMBITION: ANIME PRODUCER YAWDEL
“The more I travel around Earth, the more I understand why I was brought here, and that is to deliver that message.” We sat down with anime producer YAWDEL – and he’s truly out of this world.
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Garden Beats: Sitting down with Running Touch
“They’ve gone through something, through some stuff, then they use that to create, to produce. You need to use what had been there for you, your experience being rejected, to bring something else up to the surface.”
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Garden Beats: Traversing the Soundwave with Viken Arman
“The most important part is to keep beats understandable, to aim to use your music as a sort of universal language.”
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Women in Tech: Bella Khaja
“So to me, it’s not just the women in the tech community who have great stewardship in terms of the roles they play in the corporate space. But it’s also the 50 year old aspiring entrepreneur who makes cakes for her grandchildren and dreams of having a small business, sharing her stories on Instagram. That to me is empowerment.”
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Women in Tech: Marie Varillon
“I chose to branch into Augmented Reality technology because I love learning new skills. I really wanted to do more digital, and AR is a really fun way to do it!”
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IN HER OWN SKIN with Tay ZOEN
At a Starbucks in the centre of town, I met Tay Zoen, the founder of Zyu Skincare. We sat at a quiet table amidst the daily grind chatter, and it was from our conversation that I learnt that a calm, steady voice could speak volumes of mature ambition and a passion for the people around […]
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Singapore’s got YASAI
“If it is a heartbreak song, we got to make sure the audience feel the emotions during a heartbreak and, like, maybe think about their ex?”
Carpe Bloom 