Bojana Jovanović is a journalist, copy editor for Vogue Adria, and curator living and working in Belgrade. Her professional interests span contemporary art, curatorial practices, art criticism, feminist theory, post-Yugoslav heritage, LGBTQ+ rights, film theory, and philosophy. Through her work at Vogue Adria, she has established herself in both journalistic and fashion circles, exploring the boundaries between art, culture, and society.

She is particularly interested in unusual, hybrid, and imaginary scenarios, believing that it is possible to manifest the death of capitalism. Her work is based on the exploration of new theories, the deconstruction of cultural norms, and the analysis of contemporary phenomena. Through her writing and curatorial projects, she seeks to create spaces for critical reflection, challenge dominant narratives, and contribute to global dialogues on art, culture, and society.

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Jesse Scott is the managing editor for New York-based Rain magazine. Now living in Europe, he curates luxury and avant-garde content at the crossroads of fashion, culture, and nightlife for a global English-speaking audience. With almost ten years of industry experience, he is also the founder and editor-in-chief of World of Elysium, which weaves stories of timeless style through dedicated black-and-white photography and long-form journalism.

Jesse has lived in over ten countries on four continents. His writing is always informed by diverse global perspectives, and while he focuses on the Milanese and Parisian markets, his travels have recently brought him to cities such as Tashkent, Uzbekistan and Almaty, Kazakhstan to spotlight emerging designers in regional fashion centers. With a law degree from NYU (New York) and a background in history and political science, he firmly believes in
fashion’s unifying power and ability to bridge national or cultural divides in the shared human pursuit of self-expression.

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Caterina Pruteanu has a background in cultural journalism (George Enescu University of Arts, Iași) and image studies (Centre of Excellence in Image Studies, University of Bucharest).

She is part of the Romanian Creative Week team, the largest event dedicated to creative industries in the European Union, and co-founder of noinoi concept store, a space that favours sustainable brands and design coherence through an aesthetic that avoids excess.

Her interests include image theory, cultural anthropology and the relationship between aesthetics, sustainability and contemporary art practices.