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Sanja
Andjelkovic

Awardee

Country

Serbia

Sanja Andjelkovic promotes free expression through her visual art.

Themes

Environment / Climate emergency

Racial justice

Free expression / Civil society

Reexamining history

Disciplines

Artistic Research

Criticism

Film

Literature

Music

Photography

Visual Art

Awards

SEED Award 2021

Profile

Sanja Andjelkovic is an audio-visual and textual researcher artist based in Novi Sad, Serbia. She holds an MFA in New Media Art, and has been part of the KAIR Artist Residency, British Council, BIOS & ATOLYE residency, as well as the One Beat Sound and Music residency. In the past, her work has been showcased at Boccanera Gallery, Italy (2017), Museum Vlaardingen, Netherlands (2018), SULUV Gallery, Serbia (2019 & 2020), and others. Focusing on the field of documentary/fiction practice, Sanja considers and questions its position inside the system of gender, political, social roles, or traumatic moments of personal biography/history.