The Hemline Interviews
Intimate conversations. Slow dialogue. Living archives of voice.
Read our most recent Interview:
Latina Bohemian
Latina discusses the courage it takes for creative women to embrace vulnerability in a world that often mislabels it as weakness, and the unspoken challenges of sustaining a creative life, financial strains, mental blocks, and self-criticism.
From writing pieces like The Truth About Us, which inadvertently captured the urgency of our political and social climate, to inspiring people in her own community to pursue their art, Latina Bohemian sees her work as both personal expression and quiet activism. She urges others to free themselves from fear, trust their instincts, and create with intention.
At The Hemline, interviews aren’t just Q&As. They’re soft portals into how women and creatives move through the world, with tenderness, tension, and truth. We ask questions that linger. We listen beyond words.
These are portraits in dialogue.
Living archives of care, culture, and becoming.
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Latina Bohemian
Poet and Artist
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Eunnuri (은누리) Lee
Visual Artist/Content Creator
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Soumya Boutin
Founder/Policy Advocate
