Kajet, Issue 5

The ethos of Kajet is to bring unexplored, neglected Eastern European narratives to the fore. Matching the ambition to merge scholarly interests with artistic practices, Kajet provides a platform for academics to co-exist with artists, where intricate processes of acquiring (and redistributing) collective knowledge are stimulated to take place. Quintessentially, Kajet becomes an alternative space where Eastern encounters are explored for the steady reader and, equally, for the culturally inquisitive flâneur and flâneuse.

In this issue: The main intention of the fifth issue of Kajet Journal is to tentatively sketch a re-conceptualisation of Eastern Europe’s future: to formulate a novel prototype of Easternfuturism, one that is by no means exhaustive but should be read as an invitation for new cultural, artistic, and activist entities to develop their own understandings of the concept.