KATARINA SOPCIC

WEAST puts some questions to this designer and artist, whose artistic odyssey started in the small town of Valjevo in Serbia leading her life journey to three different countries.

AGORA

"Finding your identity requires a transformation of your perception."

SASA & MASKS

"Every country I lived in changed my perception from the top down and vice versa, that’s for sure."   

ALEN JASAREVIC

"I also encourage my students to open up, to travel, to be curious, to try and dare."

DO WORK YOU LOVE

"I realized what immense positive effects it has to bring different people together."

Galina makes a living with coaching and events called "Do Work You Love". That sounds romantic, but it isn't. After a degree in business Administration and experience in event management and consulting, she realized that there is a lack of an "easy going" interpersonal encounter in a well structured German city like Munich.

SIMON IN BELGRADE

"I spot the opportunity to stay in one place, open my own business and not travel around the world to work."

After the Interview was finished, Simone Apolloni says that he hopes that the content has substance and is not just empty talk. At the same time, the Italian businessman talksin fluent serbian with temporary italijan emphasis, or better said sound.

MORITZ EIS

"In order to be taken serious in a place like Serbia you need to be a tough guy."

BEERAJ

"With a little bit of hard or a lot of hard work anything really is available."