Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia
I spent most of my life listening. Reading. Watching through a lens. First a camera's, then my own. I didn't start writing until I had something I couldn't keep quiet about.My work sits where psychology meets infrastructure. Jung taught me to look for archetypes beneath behavior; Dostoevsky, for the tremors beneath ideology; Slavoj Zizek, for the gaps between what systems claim and what they actually do. Woody Allen's neurotic clarity helps me name the absurdities others politely ignore.I've written a dozen books, some exploring the shadow side of the psyche, others mapping how AI and capital quietly reshape sovereignty. Not through headlines, but through architecture most never see. My latest, The Unseen Architecture of Power, traces the scaffolding beneath today's economic cycles.I still carry a camera. Not as a hobby, but as discipline: to notice what others walk past. To find pattern in chaos. To trust the frame more than the caption.I'm not looking for a job. I'm here to share work built over decades of quiet observation, and to connect with those who recognize that the most important shifts happen not in boardrooms, but in the silent reconfiguration of systems beneath our feet.
Independent analysis of global business, artificial intelligence, and macroeconomic trends. Focus areas include: – AI-driven labor market disruption – Global capital cycles and infrastructure investment – Long-term economic and technology forecasting – Geopolitical risk and market fragmentation Research is published through long-form video analysis and written deep dives for a global professional audience.