Rejina Pyo Journal
Rejina Pyo Playlist - Episode 1: Weekend Cocktail Mix
We're ready for a weekend cocktail. Enjoy a weekend playlist curated by Rejina Pyo, created to put you in a good mood.
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Rejina Pyo In Conversation with So!YoON!
Based in Seoul, So!YoON! is a Korean singer-songwriter and a founding member of the indie rock trio Se So Neon. With her unique, androgynous voice and honest and witty lyrics So!YoON!’s music explores the tensions between self identity and society. Rejina talks to So!YoON! about her creative process, what it feels like to perform and how fashion can help create different characters on stage.
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Rejina Pyo in Conversation with Conie Vallese
Based in New York, Conie Vallese is an Argentinian artist who explores the dualities and ambiguities inherent in the personal and shared lived experience. Working with a range of mediums, Conie’s paintings, sculptures and other objects are composed with distinct graphic forms and abstracted shapes. Rejina talks to Conie about the role of nostalgia, heritage and place in shaping her identity, self expression and creative process.
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Rejina Pyo in Conversation with Cassi Namoda
Born in Maputo, Cassi Namoda is a New York based artist who explores the joy and suffering of human nature through capturing scenes of everyday life in a post-colonial Mozambique. From life-changing events to quiet mundane moments, Cassi’s paintings draw you into the human experience and conjure honest emotions through powerful storytelling. Rejina talks to Cassi about her creative process, her relationship with fashion and what it’s like to let go of work.
Rejina Pyo in Conversation with Kwamie Liv
Based in Copenhagen, Kwamie Liv is a Danish-Zambian singer-songwriter whose music explores the living experience of pleasure, pain, love and loss. Inspired by her extensive travels (having lived in Zambia, Turkey, Sweden, South Africa, Kenya, Ireland and Bangladesh), Kwamie blends a range of musical influences including R&B and pop to create her own distinct sound. Rejina talks to Kwamie about her writing process, the immersive experience of recording an album and what it feels like once it's finished.
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Rejina Pyo Floral Street Pop Up Shop
It had been a long time ambition of Rejina Pyo to create a physical space for her customer to experience first hand, as if stepping into her home, complete with hand picked furniture, ceramics, books and art works from all over the world. For the month of December, Pyo’s first ever London Pop-up store showcased a selection of pieces from current and archived collections offering customers a full range of ready-to-wear and accessories.
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