Dimitri Oswald says: He has been working in the world of fashion, music and entertainment for more than 15 years; He saw closely the relationships of this space and gradually came to the conclusion that behind the external glitter, there are patterns that few talk about. He talks about a world where, according to his narrative, art must be sold, identity becomes a job, and sometimes you have to walk away from your principles to maintain your position. But the most controversial part of his words is here: "When you really see the circus, you can't pretend you didn't see anything! " Was the entertainment industry created just to entertain us? Are fame, fashion, and music just tools of artistic expression, or can they also influence our collective thoughts, values, and behaviors?

Dimitri Oswald says: He has been working in the world of fashion, music and entertainment for more than 15 years; He saw closely the relationships of this space and gradually came to the conclusion that behind the external glitter, there are patterns that few talk about. He talks about a world where, according to his narrative, art must be sold, identity becomes a job, and sometimes you have to walk away from your principles to maintain your position. But the most controversial part of his words is here: "When you really see the circus, you can't pretend you didn't see anything! " Was the entertainment industry created just to entertain us? Are fame, fashion, and music just tools of artistic expression, or can they also influence our collective thoughts, values, and behaviors?