Artist Bio

Zina Win-Lemmers (born January 16, 2001, Lisbon, Portugal, she/her/hers) is a content creator (film/theatre/music). As an International Development student at King’s College London, a United Nations Volunteer, and aspiring film director, she aims to bring the marginalized to the centre. Along with self-publishing her first poetry collection “Answer B“, Zina wrote a full-length musical “Times Square“, and is currently working on a number of short films as producer/director including “Apology Accepted“, “Let Me In“ and “I Close My Eyes to See“.

How Does Your Identity Affect Your Work?

More than my identity that shapes my art, I think it's my art that shapes my identity. I still don't know how to answer the question: where are you from? As the Daughter of a Human Rights Activist from Myanmar and a Council of Europe Diplomat from The Netherlands, and having lived in France most of my life, with British nationality, I get confused and can't identify completely with one of my nationalities. All I know, is what makes me complete is combining my backgrounds as a means to create and communicate.

Website: www.zinawinlemmers.com

Instagram: @zinalemmers / @tinybodyloudmind / @tinybodyloudheart