Daniela Custrin holds a BA in Literature and Linguistic Research and a Master degree from Visual Culture department at the Center of Excellence in Image Studies – with a thesis titled ‘’The Vitruvian Butterfly’’ which followed the decentering of humans in contemporary ecological art discourses. Among her interests are positive relations instead of antagonistic ones in insects and people, ways of recovering the role of women in scientific/theoretical discourses, cuteness and adorability as new aesthetic categories and gentle performative practices. She attempts to find new ways of writing and speaking, and dreams of creating a Z space, in which people of her generation can freely write personal speculative theory.