A well - curated collection of stories that move us, the wisdom we’ve garnered, and the dreams that propel us forward.
Less, But Better. Delfina Sena of 100 collectors
In this intimate conversation, Delfina Sena opens up about life beyond titles — from motherhood and passion for art to redefining creativity in a digital age.
Neither Perfect, Nor Easy: My Life as Artist and Mother, Still Becoming
I thought I would take the traditional path—becoming a professor in the social sciences—while I was in the middle of a fully-funded PhD program. But who was I kidding? I was always an artist, even when I tried to deny it. Then my now-husband called me from New York City. He told me about the summer sessions at MoMA…
Vanessa Motte’s Prescription for a Life Well Lived
Who is Vanessa? And what experiences, values, and moments have shaped the woman you are today? I am a passionate entrepreneur, mother, and fitness advocate. I’ve always been driven by a deep curiosity about human connection and well-being. Growing up, I was inspired by strong women and guided by parents who instilled in me the values of hard work…
In Conversation with Celeste Wong: The Top Coffee Barista Behind The Girl in the Cafe
Throughout my journey with The Girl in the Cafe, I’ve learned that I’m much faster and more capable than I often believe. The idea that I’m slow or incapable is simply untrue when it is the right project, and I have the right support and mindset. I’ve realized that I can tackle almost anything I set my mind to. I’m pretty sure this is a common feeling amongst other women too.
Cultivating Beauty in the Simplest Things. Irene Bernie of Valdirose
I’ve learned to accept and embrace even the less creative moments, understanding that I also need periods of rest. It’s like seeds underground: with time, a beautiful plant will emerge. Taking care of oneself and engaging in activities for personal fulfillment, rather than for show, is crucial.
Balancing Legacy and Modernity. Bárbara Monteiro’s Journey with Mainova
Starting Mainova has taught me that I’m capable of far more than I ever imagined, and it’s been incredibly empowering to see what I can achieve when I set my mind to it. I’ve always considered myself determined and driven, but navigating the challenges of establishing a brand in the competitive wine and olive oil industry has pushed me to new limits.
In Conversation with Philippa Mahnel and Lucca Schopmeyer, the Women Behind Artperitivo
We have always had a profound affinity for art, a passion that has been a part of our lives since childhood. The inception of Artperitivo early last year was driven by our motivation to create a new and innovative way of making art more accessible, thus creating an inclusive atmosphere that transcends the limitations of the traditional art market.
Women at the Helm of Major Museums
As the art and museum sectors continue to evolve, a notable shift has taken place in leadership roles within these cultural institutions. Historically, while many women have held significant positions particularly among curators, it is only recently that we’ve seen an increasing number assuming top directorial roles.
Women Who Transformed the World of Architecture
In the world of architecture, traditionally dominated by men, a handful of women have stood out, their journeys blending passion, perseverance, and a desire to redefine boundaries. These visionaries, through sheer dedication and overcoming countless obstacles, besides building groundbreaking spaces, have also paved the way for future generations.
Reflections on Hospitality. Oana Toma of Hadar Chalet
When I graduated from university, little did I know that Hospitality would become my career. After a tumultuous two years in which nothing was certain and everything I had planned turned to dust, here I was: reluctantly agreeing with my sister, Adriana, to turn a 14-room chalet in an off-the-grid forest in Romania into a hotel.
Manifesto on getting your creativity flowing by Lucie Claudia Podrabska
My work as a sculptor and designer sprouted from a place of wanting and yearning to connect to the little Lucie version of myself many years ago or as you might also call it the inner child. Being playful, being messy and genuinely having fun.
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