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You are based in Berlin, did the city affect your artistic style?
Growing up in Berlin as a child of Vietnamese immigrants and spending most of my adult time in the US and Asia, I was able to absorb many different cultures and environments. Every city I lived in contributed to my current style and work ethic. Germany helped me a lot to stay consistent, there I was able to work on my routine of creating art. I enjoyed being independent in the US which can be reflected in my drawing style where I prefer not to use any sketches or outlines in order to stay as flexible as possible. Taipei City is a very dynamic and fast city so I adopted speed into my art in order to finish one art piece within short hours instead of days.
Describe your artistic style in three words.
Universal, borderless, bright.
In your opinion, how is your artistic style relevant to street style fashion?
One of the biggest post-covid fashion trends is athleisure. What do you think about it?
I love this trend and the idea of mixing sportswear and leisurewear. It is simply another way of expressing yourself while we all become more conscious of health and well-being. So I think athleisure is here to stay.
If you were a fashion designer, what would the style of your brand be like?
Minimalistic, but at the same time sophisticated.
Describe your collaboration with Ulyana. Did you experience anything new comparing to your normal artistic process? What was different?
“Love wins” Ecru T-Shirt FELIX NGUYEN x ULYANA BATASHOVA $140
You got to work with a modern pentathlon athlete, whose sports includes 5 disciplines: fencing, swimming, equestrian, running and shooting. Which discipline are you mostly fond of?
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