Editorial. Uncertain Territories
By Keiu Krikmann
Uncertain Territories
The 2025 spring issue, Uncertain Territories, looks at how both physical and mental territories around us are in constant flux – be it due to political or economic uncertainty, both of which often have dire consequences for art and culture, not to mention the well-being of people forced to navigate these circumstances.
The issue opens with Maria Kapajeva’s poems, written during the months after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, detailing the difficulties of …

a year-long-scream. Four poems
By Maria Kapajeva

Women, animals and other creatures: The soft feminism of Terje Ojaver
By Katrin Kivimaa

Eastern European spectacle in a distorting mirror
By Sten Ojavee

Looking back
By Kaarin Kivirähk

Exploring the dynamics of public and private space during politically turbulent times. Interview with Flo Kasearu
By Cathrin Mayer

Artist residency within sight and sound of Europe’s border
By Johanna Rannula

New Symbols. Kreenholm
By Olga Tjurina

When people stand together, they can achieve more and go further – Interview with Karl Joonas Alamaa, Karl-Christoph Rebane, Maria Roosiaas, Lisette Sivard and Ron-Jonas Verlin
By Olivia Soans

Stuck in the vicious circle of words
By Kaarin Kivirähk
