There is something deeply unsettling about the way so many people respond to violence. Almost every time the public learns about a case of domestic or intimate partner violence, two conversations begin simultaneously. One is about the perpetrator. The other is about the victim. What is troubling is not that questions are being asked, but to whom those questions are directed.
O.SLOBODI / ENGLISH
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The Rebellion can begin
Perhaps freedom today means refusing. Saying no even when it feels like you’re losing everything by doing so. Not accepting what soothes you but empties…
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LJUBA GAMULIN / ENERGY IS THE ONLY BEAUTY OF THE BODY
Ljuba Gamulin, the founder of the famous Yugoslav gallery and design brand Sebastian, spent her life traveling, changing residences, and living (creative) freedom in the…
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FREEDOM IS LIKE A DANCE / Ksenija Mijatović
Freedom is a dance, and not just any dance but a tango, a Salto mortale between choices and limitations, desires and fears, individuality and societal…
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INTERVIEW / BOGDAN PETROVIC / FREEDOM IS A QUESTION OF ALL QUESTIONS
Freedom is the cornerstone of a meaningful existence, shaping our physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being
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INTERVIEW / ORLY CASTEL BLOOM / WRITING IS A STRUGGLE AGAINST FEARS
Writing is a struggle against fears!
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AMOR FATI / BOGDAN PETROVIĆ
The core of our authenticity lies in the courage to be imperfect and vulnerable.
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MASTER OF IT’S OWN IDENTITY / BY DALIBOR JAKUS
Accepting one’s own identity is the first sign of freedom because we are masters of our own identity.
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GOOGLE SEARCH: HOW TO BE FREE? / SLOBODAN HRNJAK
Laws are there to shape the boundaries of freedom. Written and unwritten laws. Bad and good laws. Necessary and unnecessary laws.
