Posts Tagged ‘Coffee Talk’

Angelika Svoboda has spent her working life close to the moment before a work becomes public: the studio visit, the acquisition, the artist nobody has placed yet. A social and cultural anthropologist by training, she reads a painting for its story before its materials, and she has built two NGOs alongside a career in art…

How would you introduce yourself beyond the titles and accomplishments? Who is Silvia at her core? I am a human leader and an advocate for change who loves to build rooms where the right conversations happen, connecting people with a higher mission who actually mean what they say. I’m driven by a kind of restless…

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.

Tanya Bennett’s journey from fashion illustration to leading the Sovereign Art Foundation in Portugal reflects a life shaped by creativity, community, and cultural sensitivity.

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.

You have to balance funding your life and funding the business. That kind of strategic foresight is often missing in conversations around female entrepreneurship, but it’s essential if you want to grow on your own terms.

At a time when health has become both a buzzword and a business, true wellbeing can feel elusive – especially for women navigating careers, caregiving, and self-expectation.

Lisbon by Design is both a platform and a movement. It promotes Portuguese craftsmanship by connecting it to both local and international audiences while also encouraging a new generation of designers to push boundaries.

What moment or experience ignited your passion for contemporary African art and led to the founding of MOVART? When I arrived in Luanda, I was deeply inspired by the city’s artistic capital and the strong community of young artists who were critically engaging with social and political realities while celebrating Angola’s cultural richness. However, I…

How would you introduce yourself beyond the titles and accomplishments? Who is Anel Imanbay at her core? I am a seeker of meaning. My life has been shaped by movement—between countries, industries, and ideas—but at my core, I am someone who believes that life is not just about success, but about significance. I search for…