Yana Radilova was born on 12.02.1992 in Taraklia, Moldova. At the age of six years, she went to live with her family in Nova Zagora, Bulgaria. The elementary school “Paisii Hilendarski” developed in her a great interest in music. From 5th grade up to now she has been studying at the local comprehensive school “Hristo Botev”. Now she is a last year girl and hopes to continue her education in the Sofia University “Sv.Kl.Ohridski”.
With a Russian mother and a father of Bessarabian origin, Yana has been educated to love Bulgaria and Russia equally. In her native town, she learned about the beauty of Bulgarian nature, history and culture, which made her eager for seeing the land of her father’s origin. She first visited Bulgaria at the age of three years, but her dream to live there became reality a couple of years later.
The childhood of Yana was full of different competitions, especially in the field of music and art. She has also taken part in literature competitions, as a result of her love for reading and writing. In the spring of 2008, Yana started writing articles and reports for the local newspaper and was inspired by her editor to be more creative. That’s why she decided to write her own book which is expected to be published at the end of this year.
Having received a special scholarship in the national competition “1000 scholarships”, Yana used the money for a travel to Moldova and Russia. This journey impressed her so much that she wrote travel notes about it and won first prize in the literary contest “Share the moment”. This led her to Tunis and she was amazed by this exotic country.
According to Yana, the key to success is inexhaustible love for life and dreams. Her greatest ambition is to get to know many countries with different cultures, in order to realize her own life. For her, Public Republic is a fantastic journey around the world of interesting people!
Translations:
- Artist of the Week — Axel Tsvingerberger
- Artist of the Week – Franciska Shtoer
- Artist of the Week – Silvia Pavlova
- Artist of the Week — Albena Markova
Interviews:
- Natalia Abramova: I wondered how an image could tell you a story or transmit you a feeling
- Art McLeod: Respect the people and wildlife you encounter and respect your environment
- Artist of the Week — Lindsey Olivares
- RISE: Use the stage as an avenue for speaking out against wrong-doings
- Artist of the Week — Kelvin Sholar
- Artist of the Week – Chinawoman
- Artist of the week – Rosario Bella
- Artist of the Week – Mihail Kamberov
- Artist of the Week — Nadejda Gerassimova
- Artist of the Week – Kevin Thom
- Artist of the Week – Dobrin Stanev
- Artist of the Week – Frank Burton
- Artist of the Week — Ricardo Liberato
- Artist of the Week — Federico Scotto d’Antuono
- Artist of the Week — Eleanor Leonne Bennett
- Artist of the Week — Dimana Zhelyazkova
- Artist of the Week — Samuel Guerrier
- Artist of the Week — Carl Warner
- Artist of the Week — Yen Baet
- Artist of the Week — Joao Carlos
- Artist of the week – Robert Aps
Artist of the week — Robbie Rowlands
Articles:
- Multimedia box: Burj al Arab – the height of luxury
- Multimedia Box: The Lines of Nazca – an Everlasting Mystery of Peru
- Multimedia Box: Easter Island – the home of the stone giants
- The Madara Horseman – eternal symbol of Bulgaria
- Multimedia Box: The mysterious death of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
- Multimedia Box: The Power
