Luvrite is a Taiwanese-born musician and actor who leads with his mind. Curiosity, discipline, and perseverance shape how he thinks, creates, and moves through the world. He’s energetic and direct by nature, open-minded yet grounded and believes strongly that life improves when people learn to think for themselves. What he’s ultimately working towards is simple yet demanding: fulfilment, inner calm, and the mental strength to stay healthy while building a sustainable career as a full-time actor.

Right now, Luvrite balances his creative ambitions with real-world work, leading bike tours in Dutch and taking on videography projects, both of which keep him connected to people, movement, and storytelling. Music is another core outlet. He’s a tenor vocalist who produces his own songs and plays piano at a basic level. He’s drawn to artists who value process and originality over polish, taking inspiration from Michael Jackson’s presence, Kanye West and Pharrell Williams’ creative fearlessness, and Rick Rubin’s philosophy of stripping things back to what matters.

Intellectually curious, Luvrite has a strong interest in economics and history, having completed courses in communication, sales, and economics, and previously participating in a school debating club. His historical interests span the Roman Empire, the Mongolian Empire, the Norman Conquest, and the Industrial Revolution, and he draws philosophical inspiration from thinkers such as Socrates, Isaac Newton, and Nikola Tesla. His favourite quote, “You don’t know what you don’t know,” popularised by Donald Rumsfeld and rooted in Socratic philosophy, reflects his belief in humility and the importance of remaining open to learning.

Outside of work, Luvrite enjoys switching off with Pokémon and Super Smash Bros on the Nintendo Switch, follows MMA fighters Charles Oliveira and Jon Jones, and has a strong appreciation for style and design, particularly Virgil Abloh, whose openness about his creative process resonates deeply with him. When it comes to film, he’s drawn to psychological thrillers like Shutter Island and The Lighthouse and also has a soft spot for more heartfelt and imaginative worlds like Brother Bear and The Lord of the Rings.

LANGUAGES – Fluent in Dutch and English, with a B2 level of French.

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