Founder & Editor
Aglaia Dementeva is a cultural producer and editor with an interdisciplinary practice that weaves together memory, gastronomy, and material culture.
She grew up in Latin America and currently develops her work across various European contexts.
Her professional background spans international media, film, and gastronomy. She has led projects for global platforms, collaborated with designers, curators, and cultural institutions, and worked alongside leading gastronomic groups.
In the public sector, she contributed to the strategic development of regional audiovisual infrastructure, advising on cultural investment policies and content production.
Entre las cosas is Aglaia’s independent initiative — a visual and narrative space shaped by years of academic research into the emotional life of objects and the experience of migration.
It explores memory, taste, and objects as possible languages for telling small stories. In a world saturated with information, it recovers what remains: personal letters, meals prepared for others, forgotten photographs — what insists in the residue of memory.
The magazine explores what persists: fragments, meals, and letters that hold silent histories.
A network of artists, designers, and researchers shape this project. What connects them is a common language of care and precision.
Kruchi Liza
DESIGN COORDINATOR
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Liza is an artist and designer based in Vienna. With over 8 years of experience, she has worked across illustration, graphic design, and communication for cultural institutions and international brands, including IKEA, Red Bull Organics, Falter, and Stadt Wien.
She studied at Angewandte Wien and completed her training at Graphische HBLA Wien, focusing on visual communication and design systems.
Liza contributes to Entre las cosas as a visual designer, bringing clarity, playfulness, and a strong sense of form to the project’s identity.
You can also find her at Kruchi Studio, her independent practice exploring editorial design, illustration, and brand worlds.
Katya mess
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
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Katy is a creative producer and photographer working across fashion, music, and visual storytelling. She has experience both as an independent project lead and as part of agency teams.
Her work is grounded in strong creative direction, precise production skills, and a wide network of trusted collaborators — stylists, set designers, cinematographers, and more.
She has produced and photographed projects for artists such as Loqiemean, May Be Baby, OG BUDA, and Polina Favorskaya, and for brands including PREDUBEZHDAI, Bat Norton, 404 NOT FOUND, and Yandex. Her editorial work has appeared in PAP, À PART, Galio, and KEYI magazines.
violeta KERSZBERG
EDITOR & WRITER
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Violeta Kerszberg is a writer and editor originally from Buenos Aires, currently based in Barcelona. She studied Philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires. Her novel Los casos de Rai Rey Sambantti won the Córdoba Mata Prize in 2019, and her second novel La mirada es más órgano que el ojo was a finalist for the Clarín Prize in 2021 (published by Editorial Alquimia in 2024). In 2023, she received the Confucius Institute Scholarship to study Chinese language and culture in Nanjing.
laliett
3D DESIGNER
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Andrew Sigarev is a Russian artist who has always been immersed in creative work. He loves great music and refined design, and channels that passion into his craft as a 3D motion designer and visual artist. He specializes in elegant, high-end product and brand visuals, blending design, fashion, and storytelling to create striking experiences for clients and audiences worldwide.
Luna schapira
DIGITAL COLLAGE
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Luna Schapira is a visual artist, writer, and performer from Buenos Aires. Her work spans collage, fiction, theater, and live visuals. She studied Creative Writing at the National University of the Arts and has participated in artistic residencies in Spain and Argentina.
In 2023, she published her first novel Adentro del hielo hay lenguas que arrastran rocas. Luna currently works across animation, illustration, and performance with collaborators in Latin America and the US.
Work with us
We’re open to hearing from people who work with images, words, research, or direction.