A New Album of young musical and fashion rising star JINGJING HAN – Roberta explores Identity, Music, and the Power of Colors
Executive Fashion Director: Vermouth Liu @mr.vxx
Digital Director: Austin Li
Artist: JINGJING HAN @jingjing_robertahan
Artist Coordinator:Gareth
Photographer:Jialing Hoo
Make-up artist:Freya
Hair Stylist:GuZiXin @salsa studio
Styling Team: Gareth
Art Designer:JING JING HAN
Gaffer: BINGBING GUO
PR: Jorge Duva @jorgeduva
Your clothing style is unique and reflects an avant-garde
spirit. How do you see the connection between fashion and music? Do you
stylistically incorporate fashion into your performances and music videos?
Music is a language of fashion. I
absolutely incorporate fashion into music, I think a great performance is very
much related to how we present ourselves on stage, emotionally and
stylistically.
Which women, whether musicians or fashion icons, inspire you
the most? Following these influences, do you see yourself as a global star, or
do you crave more artistic freedom?
Yujia Wang is my all time love.
People would often think a pianist should wear a fabulous luxurious dress and
somehow “elegantly” sits there and perform. Yujia is a strong woman with a
strong mind, the way she presents herself with such high heels and a short
dress, this kind of sexiness is the most beautiful and attractive.
I see myself as a star, globally or
not, this leaves to the public to define. Most importantly, I want to focus on
my music, giving my fans more songs to sing along with.
As a model, what excites you more - haute couture fashion
shows or expressing yourself through photographic campaigns?
I enjoy expressing myself through
photographic campaigns more for sure. I think camera is a mysterious thing,
through lens, it captures how I move. Within that moment, time freezes.
How do you plan to balance your career as a model and a
musician? Will these two sides intertwine in your future projects?
Good question, I am goal oriented
person and so would give myself time to digest both sides of work. I want
everyone to see more sides of me, and so I will try my best to make sure I am
on top of my work haha! Will one overtake the other, I am not so sure, I think
I love them both, and they do help me to understand more of myself, so yeah!
You’ve played piano since you were four years old and moved
from China to the UK at eleven. How has living in another culture influenced
your style and musical inspiration?
I often describe myself as a
gregarious nomad. Having lived in different countries, I am grateful to have
experienced different cultures. Therefore, with my style, I am very open to
different elements or accessories that would add a little spice to the overall
look. Musically, I love trying out different genres and cooperate with
different musicians, by doing so, I am able to grow dimensionally.
As someone interested in philosophy, I’m sure you have
interesting views on the world. Do you touch on any social themes in your
music?
This is a big question haha! I am
not qualified enough to say something so grand but my album’s theme is actually
dealt with the concept of the “gift”. What qualifies a gift or being gifted is
an interesting concept. Why would someone have this “gift” but others don’t? Is
the idea of being talented linked with how God decides everyone to be like long
way ahead of our conscience? I love to think about these things and so would
want to bring these ideas visually.
What is the theme of your first EP, and what do you want
your fans to feel when they hear it? Since you’re fluent in Chinese, English,
and French, do you plan to release music in all those languages?
It is to do with colors and
emotions. I want them to see how different JingJing can be and that through
each song, they can see the whole “picture” while hearing it. I want the whole
thing to be one piece, but on a micro scale, each song is a story. I am only a
story teller and you guys are the real dealers hahah!
And yeah, languages wise, why not?
I am currently learning Japanese and Korean, and so yes!!!