Interview [EN3] | Spring River Romance with Jade Princesses | Nexth iTV+ Art & Chic Channel By Alex & Isabella.

In the rarefied world of Princess Laurinda, art is not simply observed — it is inhabited. Her iArt Gallery transforms each canvas into a living poem, each brushstroke into a whispered emotion. Tonight, Nexth iTV invites viewers to step into Spring River Romance with Jade Princesses, a visionary collaboration that spans digital art, couture, fragrance, and music, a universe curated and conjured by Princess Laurinda herself.

Walking through the gallery is like entering a dream woven from moonlit rivers and jade-tinted memory. Each collection — from the Princess Laurinda Luxury Couture to the Fragrance Collection — is an extension of her singular aesthetic: refined, elusive, and entirely immersive. Here, fashion is sculpture, scent is storytelling, and the digital canvases of iArt Gallery are portals into emotions that have no name.

The project itself is a narrative of longing and devotion, a ten-episode odyssey where each shade of jade embodies a distinct feeling. Pink Moon Jade whispers of vulnerability and untold promises; Emerald Jade carries a single glance across centuries; Saffron Jade lingers like a memory too precious to conclude. Each episode feels simultaneously cinematic and intimate, as if the viewer is not watching, but remembering.

Music becomes part of the gallery experience through the collaboration with DJ Laurinda XShows, where soundscapes do more than accompany visuals — they respond to them. The interplay of painting and music creates a synesthetic resonance, making each viewing a sensorial event rather than mere observation. It’s a space where art listens, feels, and remembers.

For those who encounter Princess Laurinda’s world, the line between reality and dream blurs. Couture and fragrance are not accessories here; they are tangible extensions of the narrative. Each garment carries the flow of a story, each scent evokes memory — they are art that moves with the body and lingers in the mind.

A brief conversation with Princess Laurinda:

Alex: Spring River Romance with Jade Princesses feels less like a series and more like a living poem. What inspired it?

Princess Laurinda: Longing. That gentle ache you feel when something is almost remembered — it is this emotion that gives the princesses form. Each jade shade is a heartbeat, a pause in time.

Isabella: And your collaboration with DJ Laurinda?

Princess Laurinda: Music listens to paintings when you let it. DJ Laurinda doesn’t remix sound — she remixes emotion.

Alex: And the couture, the fragrance?

Princess Laurinda: Art shouldn’t end at the frame. Clothing is moving sculpture. Fragrance is invisible memory. I want people to wear the story and leave traces of it behind.

In Princess Laurinda’s universe, every element — visual, sonic, olfactory — is curated with meticulous care. The iArt Gallery is not merely a space to view art; it is a threshold to experience it, a place where longing is rendered luminous and memory becomes tangible. Each exhibition, each episode, each creation is an invitation to step beyond the ordinary, to let the river carry you, to let the jade remember you.

For those fortunate enough to wander these galleries, the world beyond the frame becomes secondary. Here, in the luminous corridors of Princess Laurinda iArt Gallery, every sigh, every glance, every remembered moment is art — and you are part of it.

Spring River Romance with Jade Princesses — only on Nexth iTV.