KSENIYA MOSALEVA GOLD: “THE WORLD IS CHANGING,
AND WE MUST REMAIN FLEXIBLE”

OCA Magazine: Please tell us the most important things about yourself and your creative work. What is your creative and life credo and motivation for your creativity?

Kseniya Mosaleva Gold: In the course of my career, I have produced around three thousand reports – news, infotainment, documentary, promotional, and image films for various television channels. I have organised events in more than ten countries worldwide to promote business and cultural initiatives, and created my own fashion programme Fashion is our Profession, showcasing the beauty of Slavic women. I have also worked in international PR. In addition, I have worked as a TV presenter and model – and continue to do so successfully today.

OCA: How did you choose your path and who is your role model in the creative field or in life?

KM: My choice of journalism as a profession was by no means accidental. From early childhood I felt drawn to creativity: I was good at drawing and, for a time, even published my own children’s magazine. I still remember clearly – I was only ten years old then. I enjoyed writing scripts, carefully noting where the cameras should be placed and how everything ought to be organised. These were my very first steps into the world of media, though at the time I did not yet know that it would later become my true calling in Belarus.

I was born in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan, where I spent my childhood until the age of twelve. It was there that my key communication skills began to take shape. Later in life, when I came to interact with people from different cultures, I realised just how vital those early years were to my understanding of others – especially of Eastern culture. They greatly broadened my outlook and proved invaluable in my work as a journalist. My role model has always been Maria Sittel, the Russian news presenter.

OCA: What is your main achievement(s) or positive impact on the world in 2024–2025?

KM: My film festival Belarus International Fashion Film Festival, the television project Top 100 Most Beautiful Women of Belarus, the festival Kremlin Seasons in Moscow, and a report on the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

OCA: What is the main feature that makes you and your art/work unique?

KM: Responsibility, diligence, creativity, love for people and for one’s work.

OCA: Please tell us about the events or projects of the Eurasian Creative Guild (London) and projects you have already participated in and how does ECG influence your creativity and success in your work?

KM: The Eurasian Creative Guild is an organisation that unites the world, and by being part of it one can find a creative soul in any corner of the globe and create something new and beautiful.

OCA: How do you think the creative professions have changed and how has the role of art in the development of the world changed in the face of modern realities?

KM: The world is changing, and we must remain flexible. Many are at the breaking point, yet we must choose friendship — for creativity unites and stands above politics!

OCA: What would you wish for the members of the Guild and other creative people who are just starting their careers?

KM: I wish for everyone to find their true calling, to create, to work hard, to be prepared for challenging situations, and to remember that the Universe helps those who dream and keep moving forward, no matter what!