Fabiola Büchele is an Austrian creative manager, writer and researcher who has worked both independently and for numerous cutting-edge designers, contemporary art practitioners and producers across three continents. Following four years as Studio Francis Kéré’s Creative Director, she co-founded Studio NEİDA. After her journalism studies in the UK and New Zealand, she spent five years working independently as a writer and curator out of Vietnam, followed by a posting for the Kamel Lazaar Foundation in Tunisia. Her work highlights and fosters media and creative practices that question and shift prevalent Euro- and male-centric interpretation of public discourse around contemporary art, culture and design and their respective histories. She addresses the exclusion of the majority world from mainstream pop culture to broadsheet journalism, from design of public space to art making and displaying. She is guided by the ambition to turn creative ambitions into viable business structures that nonetheless have an artistic edge, identity and critical impact.