Join host Fernando Mendez as he sits down with the talented artist Riya Chandiramani in this captivating episode of The Last Meeting of The Week. Riya opens up about her unique artistic journey, from her iconic cereal series to her provocative glove paintings. Discover how her multicultural background, struggles with identity, and passion for Muay Thai have shaped her art and perspective on life. In this candid conversation, Riya discusses: • The inspiration behind her cereal and glove art series • Her experiences as an Indian artist raised in Hong Kong • How Muay Thai helped her overcome personal challenges • Her thoughts on societal pressures and gender representation in art Whether you're an art enthusiast, aspiring creator, or simply curious about the intersection of culture and creativity, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the mind of one of Hong Kong's rising artistic talents. Don't miss this insightful and inspiring discussion that touches on everything from gender roles to the healing power of martial arts.

Walter Vaz is a professional footballer and personal trainer from France that since he came to Hong Kong has left a strong footprint in the local community. He not only is very successful with his private clients but also finds time to help those who are less favored in adopting a healthy set of habits that will improve their life. it was an amazing conversation. Please let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Marco Galimberti is the CEO of Venchi in APAC and lives in Hong Kong since 2017. He has seen the evolution of the Chinese society from a privileged point of view pre, during and post-pandemic.

Always a sharp and informed analyst of anything that surrounds him, he brought to The Last Meeting of The Week a fresh analysis of what happens in this part of the world.