(1998, Skopje) | Based in Ghent, Belgium
Her practice researches spirituality, identity and community in contemporary society through a queer & feminist lens. Within the world building that finds place in her practice, deeply inspired by nature, she speculates possible scenarios where technology and spirituality form a collaborative platform for healing and repair. Recognising spirituality as multifaceted and complex, she aims to shape possible scenarios that offer insight into how we can contribute to a better future while preserving awareness and acknowledgment of all interdependence.
Currently pursuing her master's degree in Fine Arts at KASK & Conservatorium in Ghent, Belgium.
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(1998, Skopje) | Based in Ghent, Belgium
Her practice researches spirituality, identity and community in contemporary society through a queer & feminist lens. Within the world building that finds place in her practice, deeply inspired by nature, she speculates possible scenarios where technology and spirituality form a collaborative platform for healing and repair. Recognising spirituality as multifaceted and complex, she aims to shape possible scenarios that offer insight into how we can contribute to a better future while preserving awareness and acknowledgment of all interdependence.
Currently pursuing her master's degree in Fine Arts at KASK & Conservatorium in Ghent, Belgium.
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(X)ARCADIA
‘(X)ARCADIA' reflects on the complexities and nuances of contemporary escapism, while also exposing the potential implications of our increasing reliance on technology as a means of disconnecting from the realities of the world around us. The piece examines the allure of escaping into alternate realities and the potential consequences of such behavior.
The narration draws upon the mythological concept of Arcadia, a symbol of unspoiled and idyllic wilderness, to highlight the human desire for untouched and natural experiences. However, the video juxtaposes this yearning with a digitized, virtual world that emphasizes the detachment of mechanical from organic movement.
The use of digital media and technology raises questions about authenticity and intimacy in a world where distance and separation are becoming increasingly prevalent. This creates a tension between what is live and what is digital, and what is considered real and what is fabricated.