
There's a heavy, leather-bound album that sits on the same shelf in every older family home - black-and-white photographs glued at the corners onto cardboard pages, just a handful of images for an entire year, each one carefully chosen to represent something worth remembering: a wedding, a birth, a summer holiday, the first day of school.

In the fifth issue of HEDONIST Magazine, published in 2021, we spoke with Jelena Medić, an artist whose black-and-white photographs replaced the colorful chaos of election campaign posters. We bring this story from the HEDONIST archive as a reminder of narratives that remain relevant - and which now receive their online premiere.