Nov 3, 2025
5 min read
Filippa Trajkovski is a photographer, creator, and co-founder of Asterisk — an online magazine about everything unnecessary yet essential. She moves seamlessly between campaign productions, editorial storytelling, and personal projects, always with an eye for detail and a sense of nostalgia. With Bronn, she’s gained an assistant in the background — giving her time for her ideas, her camera, and real life.
What do you do — and what motivates you in your work?
I work as a photographer, creator, and sometimes art director. What drives me is preserving a moment and capturing the world the way I see it — a feeling, a memory, an expression. I want what I create to last and to inspire.
What’s the best part of your job — and the hardest?
The best part is the freedom to create in my own way. One day I might be behind the camera on a fashion shoot, the next writing an article or pitching an idea to a brand. The hardest part is keeping up with everything — the creative work, the admin, the finances — all at once.
What moment in your everyday life makes you think, “this is why I do it”?
When I scroll through the photos after a shoot and see that something landed exactly right. Or when someone tells me my work made them feel something — that’s when I know it’s all worth it.
What took the most time and energy before you started using Bronn?
All the little things that eat up your time — bookkeeping, receipts, deadlines I forgot because I had no structure. It meant I was often one step behind and carried a constant low-level stress.
How has it changed the way you work?
Bronn has given me structure without demanding anything creative from me. I get reminders, I don’t have to think about annual reports, and I can focus on creating. It’s made my work more sustainable — and I feel less scattered.
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