Feeder Insider Celebrates International Women's Day!

International Women’s Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity.

feeder insider, as an editorial project, has set clear objectives to acknowledge and promote the role and impact of female artists and makers in today’s cultural landscape.

International Women’s Day challenges traditional ways and invites you to #BeBoldForChange and…

- raise women’s visibility as spokespeople in the media

- drive fairer recognition and credit for women’s contributions

- launch even more awards showcasing women’s success

- hail the success of women leaders

- applaud social, economic, cultural and political women role models

- celebrate women’s journeys and the barriers overcome

- reinforce and support women’s triumphs

We celebrate today with an empowering selection of thoughts and stories, as shared by inspiring female artists, throughout the last 3 years of feeder insider.

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"I do believe the most important thing is to find your own peculiar trait and go with it."

"I am nearly as much a tom-boy and honest as I was in childhood, that has remained, and I like to collect pieces of paper with graphics / illustrations / photos that tickle my subconsciousness somehow."

“Initially, it was just an idea, I didn’t see it as attainable, there were aspects I thought I couldn’t handle, I didn’t understand why but this project came from my heart and I got down to work right away. “

“My life is music, everything is connected, so my life philosophy influences every aspect of my music. One of the manifestations of this relationship is that I get so inspired by the sounds of nature and I use aspects of nature as basis for my music.”

“Believe in what you want to do and especially to enjoy what you do. And not least, be aware that you’ll never be loved by everyone. It would be strange and unhealthy.”

”An exhibition has its ephemeral and abstract parts. A publication marks a moment, a certain point, it’s a historical personal reference point.”

”We really believe it’s crucial as an artist to keep evolving and transforming…”

As for Metaphorical I try to embrace quantum theory and particle entanglement through soundwaves to represent an universal home for all life.

I find it interesting meeting so many different types of people from different parts of the world. Generally, when I play, I make friends and end up returning to play there again. I like to try and keep contact with people that I meet along my travels.

On the surface, it doesn’t seem serious at all, but my drawings, as well as other illustrators’, are the first step in a child’s education, and education and culture are big assets.

I don’t really like to think in Gender as their will always be people who use this to their advantage and there will also always be authentic artists who are producing an djing with passion and skill.

“Art became one of the ways I could communicate with others without the need to know a specific language or culture well, and instead, I could intuitively communicate about all the things that are universally shared and understood by all human beings; the things that underlie all of life and connect all of us to one another.”

“I am never stuck and never stop discovering and trying. My inside world is full of feelings so I think because of that my production depends on my mood at the moment.”

“I enjoy mixing vinyl because it involves your sense of hearing more than the visual and it also demands more concentration, compared to when you see the bpm and the waveform.”

“Personally I did not feel discrimination, only some sort of skepticism when it came to my passion vs. gendre… which is stupid, if I may say so… However, this status of being „the only girl” can be considered a privilege by some, but can also turn into painful solitude.”

With Jupiter Wild, we are evoking the spirit of the astral music. It will guide you towards your inner shelter or further away between incertitude, agony, and ecstasy. Close your eyes and Jupiter can be a new time dimension or another dimension of yours.

“I think the public who doesn’t attend concerts or go to galleries and museums is a desensitized audience, be it through education or due to social circumstances. Getting closer to any kind of art means getting more in touch with yourself, it means finding within the emotions which resonate with a certain work of art.”

“One time I was playing music all night at a party, in the mountainside and I woke up in the morning as if I was in a magic place, I was in front of the CDjs, I was playing music, outside there was sunlight and I had been partying for a long time in another world, a world of sounds and music. I was mesmerized.”

“I love the whole idea of somebody writing a bit of music and making the effort to press it onto a vinyl for it to be stocked in record stores worldwide. Then someone like little old me goes digging and comes out with treasure.”

“The majority of the artists here are really passionate about what they do, they don’t do it for fame but just because they can’t live without it. It’s rare these days and you can feel it in their music, really really deep. It’s just insane!”

”When it comes to the groove I prefer making organic sounds, as close as possible to the human essence, with strong, clear bass lines, a slight tribal percussion of the drums, connecting into an almost shamanic dance rhythm, emotional pieces, intelligent minimalism, off beat sound, unpredictably spilling into the track and last but not least, I hand over part of my sound’s inspiration to the music that influenced my childhood.”

”About half a year ago, one of Bucharest promoters had been listening to my set before going to bed, fell asleep and began dancing to my track “Close Your Eyes” in his dreams. That was a point of no return and he decided to book me in Bucharest. Marius himself shared this story with me. In January, everything finally worked out and I made my trip to Romania”

”Există atât partea tehnică cât și cea practică – trebuie întâi să te împrietenești cu metalul, cu focul și cu instrumentele, și după să înțelegi latura conceptuală, forma și echilibrul viitorului obiect.”

”I don’t think you ever feel like you’ve learned enough, in fact, I think that every moment that you spend working brings you something new. But I do believe that you can reach a point where you understand why they say that you have to learn as much as possible so that you can afterward forget everything. If the road you are walking on is not yours, it’s like you had learned everything in vain.” – Angela Ciobanu

”Sometimes it takes a lot of time to prepare and you end up not using much of what you worked on, other times it all goes smooth, just as you planned. It’s just like any other job – with every minute you dedicate to your work, be it in the forest with a camera, at the office in After or Photoshop or contemplative scrolling searching for inspiration, essentially you set up the groundwork for a workflow which becomes very important.”

”The interaction with the spectators goes as far as you have a real interest towards them. You don’t ask a question just because you can, but because you are genuinely interested in getting an answer. You support an exchange. Real.”

”We are a studio which offers design services for local or international businesses, from start-ups to big companies, so the commercial part is important. At the same time, we think it’s natural to spend time and to put your abilities to use to make the environment you live in a better place. In an optimistic future, but hopefully possible, the social component from entrepreneurship won’t be an exception, but the norm.”

”I have long been fascinated with Japanese culture. I find the attention to detail and diligence in across many elements of their culture extremely artistic and beautiful. I am a citizen of the world but when I went to Japan I fell silent with admiration."

”I have always loved to play in Bucharest, there is a such strong scene for my kind of electronic music, which gives me lots of freedom when I play.”

”Drawing was always there, it was like a shadow that went through all my urges. I don’t know why, but I doodle since forever, on books, desks, for friends, for classes, for clients, because I can’t find another hiding place.”