We who persisted, yet never existed.
Born of one color and also another, each one fighting to fit into this world.
This is Mixed Culture.
Mixed of race, ethnicity, and culture
Seen from the outside and not as a whole.
This are Mixed Culture.
Forever subculture.
Remixed and reborn directly out of yours.
Re-Mixed first came to form on 2021 as an international festival that took place online on 16 January, which gathered multiracial, multiethnic, and multicultural philanthropists, professionals, and creatives from across the globe to collaborate and build a foundation for a multicultural future.This first Re-Mixed Festival featured guest speakers and musicians from the US, UK, and Germany.
Re-Mixed then continued to aid in producing, Loving Day, a virtual event put on by the Multiracial Americans of Southern California (MASC), which included a Re-Mixed curated virutal gallery, and well as well produced a virtual networking event for Mixed Asian Media Fest (MAM Fest), a celebration of Mixed Asian creativity and representation in media.
Today, Re-Mixed continues to work to provide a platform and build a unique culture for multiracial, ethnic, and cultural voices, talents, and lifestyles.
Beth Chin was born and raised in the Chicagoland area and was seventeen when she co-founded her first non-profit organization with her friends in high school, earning them the President’s Volunteer Service Award from Barack Obama. Being of Chinese, German, Polish, and Russian descent, her design and artwork focuses on multi-racial identity. She is the founder of the All Related Art collective in Hamburg, Germany as well as the author of “Being Mixed - A Visual Guide on Mixed Identity”.
Maris Lidaka is the founder of The Blended Future Project. Born in Oak Park, IL he is of African-American and Latvian heritage, and has spent the past 20 years working in the entertainment industry in a variety of capacities for large companies such as Disney, Warner Bros, AT&T and Verizon. He created The Blended Future Project to empower the experience of being multiracial and multicultural.With the ultimate goal to create a larger space for empathy and understanding.
