Uroš Pajović (b. 1993) is a researcher, curator, and creative director. He is a founding member of the artist collective Center for Peripheries and the research collective Kollektiv Quotidien. Since 2022, he has been the Art/Creative Director of the Berliner Zeitung (). He crosses streets on red, loves signage in public space, long walks throughout street-view archives, and Californian toponyms and odonyms. u@uros.fyi CV Insta CfP
Design & Art Direction Berliner Zeitung
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The Beef between Musk and Bannon. Illustrated by Pete ReynoldsThe Deciding Year: German economy between China, the U.S., and Russia. Illustrated by studioduco.comThe Deserter: Two months with a Ukrainian soldier who fled to Germany.Brandenburg Election SpecialEnemies of the State Everywhere? How Germany’s Constitution Protection Office is watching more and more citizens.Short of scrap: The bleak future of Germany’s electric car industry
The French ways of East German politicsIs the ZDF funneling Kreml propaganda? Some Ukrainian sources claim so.Is the CDU the only party that can stop the rise of the AfD?Stasi-Accusations as a Weapon: How blacked-out documents can destroy a lifeBurned Ot: The Green Party CrisisHow about a little Yugoslavia? Lessons from a disappeared countryThe Business of Fashion. Photographed by Klara Johanna MichelToo Dumb for the Bomb: Germans and nuclear energyNo Money Left for Berlin’s FutureThe TikTok Real Estate Market — And one of e the most expensive flats in GermanyThe Berlin Teacher Crisis. Illustrated by Pia HammeArt Week Collaboration with painter Norbert BiskyHelp, School’s Starting Soon: Berlin’s education crisisBerlin’s deadliest lake. Photographed by Sebastian WellsThe Law of the Streets: The big traffic issue. Illustrated by Bratislav MilenkovićBerlin Goes Swimming: The scandals and dramas of the city’s public poolsDeath Without Cause: On animal testing in Germany. Illustrated by Emir ŠehanovićTill: The End? The Rammstein ScandalsSweat City: On the rise of AC in Berlin. Illustrated by Olivier HeiligersExclusive Interview with the Prince of Benin. Photographed by Linda DeutschRacism in Berlin’s public transport authority. Illustrated by Mark HarrisFabo De Masi’s Files: Chancellor Scholz is lyingEaster Story Special. Illustrated by Rui Pu; featured in BranD Magazine Hong Kong, issue 75Fighting for Peace. Illustrated by Javier Jaén.Sick and Forgotten: Life with ME/CFS. Photographs by Juniper FoamCash Only: The Interview with Tommy Cash. Photographed by Stini Roehrs.After Dark: The Interview with the creators and showrunners of Dark and 1899. Photographed by Hahn und HartungTo Watch or to Look Away? The FIFA World Cup in Qatar Special. Illustrated by Gastón MendietaMore Weapons / More Dialog? Illustrated with Roshanak AminiDemna, Döner, DDR: Interview with scent scientist Sissel Tolaas of Balenciaga fame. Photographed by Julien BoudetPoverty and the War. Illustrated by Pete ReynoldsHere Comes the Raccoon: Interviews with raccoon hunters, animal rights activists, and victims of raccoon invasions. Photographed by Milan KochCan’t Get Greener: The greenest restaurants in Berlin. Special AI experimental cover (Aug 2022).5 past 12: Nature at its limits. Illustrated by Raban RuddigkeitTracking the Trash: Where our garbage ends upCity of Love: The Pride Issue. Photograph by Spyros Rennt.Looking for Luck: The psychology of intergenerational relationships. Illustrated by Roshanak AminiUnder the Sun: The Summer Special IssueA Sickly Diet: The horrible nutrition in Berlin’s hospitals. Photographed by Caroline Heinecke, Set by Alin BosnoyanBerlin’s Exercise Craze. Illustrated by Bratislav MilenkovićThe Dumbest Crossroads in the City. Photographed by Marcus GlahnHeaven, Hell, Hasenheide: An exploration of the city’s wildest park. Photographed by Bastian ThieryGood Russians, Bad Russians. The question of Soviet monuments in light of Russian invasion of Ukraine. Illustrated by Pete ReynoldsThe Switch: The domino effect of 9/11. Illustrated with Enya MommsenRed-red-green: Does Germany need the social-democrat/leftist coalition?
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