n a world of fleeting trends and curated perfection, Ukrainian-born artist, model, and poet Rymma Badun stands apart. With a background that spans medicine, fashion, fine art, and poetry, she is redefining what it means to be a modern Renaissance woman.
Wanda J. Knight never saw sales as a numbers game—it was always a chessboard. For nearly three decades inside a Fortune 20 tech giant, she mastered the delicate balance of strategy, foresight, and fearless decision-making. Every deal she closed carried the weight of research, intuition, and timing. And while the corporate world often measured worth in
Meleeka Clary is not a woman who fits into boxes. She breaks them apart, repurposes the fragments, and paints with their colors until a new picture emerges—one of liberation, resilience, and artistry. In a world obsessed with categorization and neat professional labels, Clary represents something far more complex and beautiful: the possibility of living as a complete human being rather than a single-dimensional professional.
Swiss photographer Janih Ch. Lüthi captures what words often cannot—the raw, unspoken truths embedded in body language, light, and shadow. With a camera as his confidant and black-and-white as his chosen voice, Janih’s work bridges the unseen with the deeply felt. Known for his emotionally resonant portraits of women, his photography doesn’t just document beauty—it reflects resilience, vulnerability, and identity. Exhibited globally in cities like Paris, Rome, and Cannes, Janih continues to evolve his deeply human art with his ongoing series “Bodylanguage of a Woman.”
