Behind every page of this issue is a quiet intensity, conversations held across continents, bodies of work built from memory, survival, and becoming.
This video offers a glimpse behind the scenes of our latest print issue and the making of our cover with artist Nikola Djukich, whose work speaks softly and lands with force. From Serbia to Vietnam, from inherited silence to self-authorship, Nikola’s practice mirrors the very ethos of Kailon: art as excavation, art as witness, art as becoming.
As we mark our third print issue and one full year of Kailon, this moment feels especially tender. What began as an idea has become a global conversation—built by artists, for artists.
Thank you for being here. Thank you for reading. Thank you for believing in us.
