Dominique Musorrafiti
Ciao! My name is Dominique. I’m Italian and I’m proud to be a mix. My father was an Italian chemical engineer and high school teacher, with Greek and Polish heritage. My mother is Haitian, she was high school language teacher, with Dominican, Spanish, French, Portuguese, African and Native American heritage. Being a mix makes me appreciate to want to understand different cultures and lifestyles. I grew up in Italy, lived few years in Haiti, travel around main European capitals, lived seven years in China, six in Spain and UK. Traveling makes me feel that we can learn something from every situation in every part of the world.
Interview with Lance Crayon: The origins of graffiti in Beijing
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Since...
Interview with Rebecca F. Kuang, author of ‘The Poppy War’
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Interview with RongRong & Inri
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Interview with GuiGuiSuiSui
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Man and woman, East and West, past and future, side by side blending electronic and 8-bit...
Interview with Manya Koetse: sinologist & founder of What’s on Weibo
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Interview with contemporary artist ZHANG HUAN
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He is primarily a performance...
Interview with Piero Kuang Sung Ling founder and coordinator of Slow Food Great China
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The movement...
Behind Marvel in China and the launching of new characters for the Chinese market
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Interview with Soprano Hui He
Born in Shaanxi, Hui He completed her musical and vocal studies in her home country.
In 1998, she made her first ever onstage appearance at...
Interview with artist Ming You Xu
Ming You Xu was born in Tianjin, China in April 1963 to a family of 8 – living with his parents as well as...
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Interview with Badiucao, political cartoonist, and rights activist
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The name Badiucao was adopted to...
