Chiara Di Leo is a cultural professional and writer whose work sits at the intersection of culture, art, and contemporary life. She graduated with honours, 110 e lode, from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, where she studied Economics and Management of Cultural and Performing Arts.

Her professional experience includes Triennale Milano, one of Italy’s most prestigious institutions dedicated to contemporary culture, design, and the arts, where she developed a close understanding of the cultural world and its institutions. She has also contributed to TEDxUNICATT as an event operator, further cultivating her experience in communication, cultural exchange, and the organisation of ideas in public spaces.

At Jeudi Échos, Chiara brings an attentive and intellectually curious perspective to culture and the arts, exploring the ideas, people, and expressions that give contemporary life its meaning. Her approach is grounded in the belief that culture is not merely something to observe, but something to understand, question, and experience.

Giulia Liu is a content creator and social media manager whose work brings together culture, communication, and contemporary media. She graduated from the Università degli Studi di Milano in Linguistic and Cultural Mediation, developing a particular sensitivity to language, intercultural dialogue, and the ways in which ideas move between cultures.

Her professional experience includes Triennale Milano, where she gained insight into contemporary culture, art, and design within one of Italy’s most distinguished cultural institutions. Her experience in digital communication and social media further informs her ability to translate cultural narratives into engaging visual and editorial experiences.

Multilingual by nature, she speaks Italian, French, English, Chinese, and Japanese, bringing a distinctly international perspective to her work. At Jeudi Échos, she brings together language, culture, and digital storytelling, contributing to the publication’s visual identity and its dialogue with an increasingly global audience.

Dayana Kazangapova is an architect, concept developer, and multidisciplinary designer whose practice moves between space, image, and digital experience. She graduated in Architecture from Politecnico di Milano, developing an approach to design that extends beyond the built environment and into visual culture, identity, and digital expression.

Her experience includes working at Triennale Milano, one of Italy’s most distinguished institutions for contemporary culture, art, and design. Her practice encompasses spatial and visual design, concept development, web design, and graphic design, allowing her to approach projects as complete visual and experiential worlds.

Multilingual and internationally oriented, Dayana speaks Russian, Italian, English, Ukrainian, Polish, Kazakh, and Turkish, bringing a broad cultural perspective to her work and an intuitive understanding of different visual and cultural languages.

At Jeudi Échos, Dayana is one of the designers behind the publication’s visual identity and digital experience. From its visual language to its digital environment, she helps translate the principles of Order, Clarity, and Elegance into a coherent and tangible world.

For Jeudi Échos, design is not decoration. It is architecture for ideas.