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The story of Yuki Ichiro, the Japanese who played Yuki Saaki in IQads' Campaign. ”Love and Tsunami brought me to Romania”.
Amanda Coleman: When a crisis happens people want those involved in the situation to say something, to recognise what has happened and where there is some culpability admit it and say sorry
Ukrainian Creative Stories 2022: winners of the 23rd KIAF and presentation of the advertising market of Ukraine at the war
Dina Stoianova: My life divided into before and after war. I tried to paint during this time, to calm down
[Art NOT War] Natalia Lisova: They are sketches in a bomb shelter, as a way of self-control, as an intention to be aware of what is happening
[Art NOT War] Oleksandra Ruth about "the ghost of Kiev" and the stories that illustrate the Ukrainian spirit
Yuliya Matvyeyeva: Please, be kind. Don't think that it's only about Ukraine. It's about the future of the whole world
Darko Trajanovic: The space we inhabit, but especially the passing of time influences our perception, that is why these are some of the basic motives that I research in my art projects
Yannis Didaskalou: Art has its own path in each person, artist, city, village, country. It is like an illness. Or a parasite
M'hammed Kilito: I've been told that the young Moroccans in my photos don't look Moroccans. I just ask them in return what it means to look Moroccan?
Neus Sola: You have to be very open-minded and willing to enter the other person's world. If you succeed, magic happens
Elina Löwensohn: The challenge was for me to create and bring to life this written character which had my name
IAB Europe’s AdEx Benchmark 2020 Study Reveals European Digital Advertising Market Achieved Positive Growth in 2020
[Case Study] More than 27% savings in Digital Media Buying with Oracle Moat - Orange Romania & Data Revolt Agency
Johnathan Young: We are active participants in society, just like our audience. So we respond to politics, culture, international events
Ardan Ozmenoglu: I created portraits of 26 women who have been murdered. I used post-it notes for creating paintings, giving the idea of ‘not to forget’
Shaun Bythell, the misanthrope bookseller: My favourite buyers are the people who don't complain about anything, and don't argue with you over the price
Peter Grönlund, director of "Beartown": The core of my filmmaking is exploration. I need to go behind the closed doors and have a peak
Charlie Hiscocks: The array of media and techniques has grown dramatically and the role that advertising has at the center of popular culture has become more fragmented
Grace Francis: I would really like to think about 2020 as a rejuvenation. We’ve lost a lot and we accepted a lot, but actually, I think this is a huge opportunity
Robert Bednarski: More than 3 billion people use Facebook every month, which means that everything that is noble, good, bad and ugly in our societies can find expression on our platform
Devie Mohan: We will see quite a few firms failing to survive the pandemic. Early-stage start-ups are the most affected
Mark Williams: I love the diversity of styles here in Bucharest, the decrepit and the grand, the ugly and the elegant.
Joshua Smith, miniaturist from Australia: Keep buying art! Artists will always create but it keeps us alive when people buy our works
Dmitri Voloshin: The crisis has demonstrated that the mandatory work in the office is not mandatory at all
Rupert Wolfe Murray: Romanians should be proud of their revolution, even though it didn't solve their long-term problems of corruption and poverty














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