Dominique Musorrafiti

CHINA-UNDERGROUND. 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.

Reversing the roles. Seeing the British as 'exotic'

Recording the Intersection of Migration, Memory, and Womanhood: The Sociological Eye of Grace Lau

From Fetish Clubs to National Galleries: The Radical Work of Grace Lau As we celebrate International Women’s Day 2026, we turn our lens toward a … Read more

From Yunnan the World Beneath the Mushrooms: Where Reality Becomes Small

Lanmaoa Asiatica: The Mushroom That Populates the Room with Tiny Marching Men In 2025, a study was shared in which experts examined a mushroom that … Read more

Emily Cheng, Painter and Fine Artist, Best Known for Her Large-Scale Paintings with Radiant Colors and Radial Compositions

Painter & Fine Artist best known for large scale paintings with radiantly colored, radially composed Emily Cheng is an artist, professor and curator, born in … Read more

Vera Tsu Weiling Professor of Shanghai conservatory, Tenured professor of School of Music, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shen Zhen)

Interview with Vera Tsu Weiling, professional violinist and Jury member of many prestigious competitions worldwide Vera Tsu Weiling is a world-renowned violinist, educator, and mentor, … Read more

Dominique Musorrafiti

Recording the Intersection of Migration, Memory, and Womanhood: The Sociological Eye of Grace Lau

From Yunnan the World Beneath the Mushrooms: Where Reality Becomes Small

Emily Cheng, Painter and Fine Artist, Best Known for Her Large-Scale Paintings with Radiant Colors and Radial Compositions

Lijia Zhang, Columnist and Public Speaker, a Communicator between China and the World

Bonan Li, Fashion Designer Passionate about Expanding the Creative Possibilities of Sustainability

Elena Øhlander, Multidisciplinary Artist that Explores Identity, Individuality, Gender Issues and Social Justice

Staceyann Chin, Poet, Actress, Performing artist, Activist and Feminist

Haige Wu’s Artistic Endeavors Center on Feminism, Sculpting, and Painting to Communicate Impactful Narratives

Esther Tang, Designer and Illustrator who Conveys a Visual Experience that Resonates with the Environment

Xingyu Huang, Multidisciplinary Academic and Artist who Works with Sculpture, Video Projection, and Installation

Liu Xi’s body of art examines gender, sexuality, and intricate relationships

Jenny Woo: One-woman acoustic oi! and punk scene frontwoman

Bovey Lee’s hand-cut, extraordinarily precise paper sculptures, emphasize resilience and vulnerability

Vera Tsu Weiling Professor of Shanghai conservatory, Tenured professor of School of Music, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shen Zhen)