Miranda Vukasović is a composer, performer, visual artist and designer from Zagreb, Croatia. She founded The Radiance in 2015 in Beijing, an experimental group combining Eastern and Western instrumentations. Her passion for connecting disciplines across the Arts drives both the aesthetic and technical aspects of her work. In 2018, The Radiance was recognised with The Academia Music Award for Best Ambient/Instrumental Song Flying Kite in Los Angeles. In 2019 she directed the site-specific musical and dance performance in conjunction with Marc Quinn’s for his exhibition at The Central Academy of Fine Arts Museum in Beijing. The Temple named after the 600 year-old Buddhist temple in Beijing where it was recorded. A group of 30 Asian and Western musicians were invited to perform live and record the EP over three days in the space. It includes string ensemble, choir and traditional Chinese instruments and captures with it the very essence of the this beloved temple. Collaborators include Grammy award-winning producer Jeff Bova (Celine Dion) and Ned Douglas (Stevie Nicks, Mick Jagger). The Temple in the “Best New Age Album” category for Grammys 2021. After The Temple was released, Miranda was invited by the acclaimed filmmaker Julie Gautier to adapt music from The Temple as soundtrack to her stunning underwater dance.