Visual artist currently pursuing doctoral studies in Fine Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, where she also completed her undergraduate and master’s degrees and works as a research assistant. Her practice engages critically with the structures and contradictions of contemporary society, focusing particularly on institutional critique, employing media and strategies that respond to the specific context of each project. Humor and speculative thinking are central to her approach, serving as tools for navigating and exposing the absurdities within social and cultural systems.

Her work has been exhibited in solo and group contexts across Serbia and the region. She remains a member of the still-active collective where she played an active role in both the planning and implementation of the Liberated Students’ Cultural Center in Belgrsde program during the 2024/25 anti-regime protests. She is also a member of the para-artistic collective Ćelija.

Visual artist currently studying at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Department of New Media. He has participated in numerous projects and group exhibitions. He received the 'Telekom Award', Belgrade, in 2023. Todorović was actively involved in the planning and realization of the Oslobođeni SKC (Students’ Cultural Center) program during the 2024/25 anti-regime protests and remains a member of the collective.

Todorović’s artistic practice spans performance, installation, video art, photography, and poetry, though it is most accurately described as post-media. His work often takes place in public spaces, engaging directly with the fabric of social reality. He collaborates with marginalized groups, challenges systems of control, and explores the political potential of art, all of which define his creative approach.

Currently pursuing doctoral studies in fine arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, where she also completed her master’s degree in the Department of Sculpture. She is an active member of the U10 Art Space collective.

Although formally trained as a sculptor, her practice spans various media, adapting to the conceptual needs of each project. Her work explores themes of desire, transgression, irony, and the auto-appropriation of heteronormative behavior, often using humor and symbolic language to subvert dominant narratives and power structures.

Art historian and curator. Her work focuses on international exhibition exchanges and methodologies of contemporary curatorial practices. She has collaborated with cultural institutions in Serbia and the wider region, in the United States, and other countries. She is currently a teaching assistant at the University of Belgrade and an associate at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade.

Currently studying at the third year of undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Department of New Media. He has taken part in a number of projects and group exhibitions, and his artistic practice spans diverse media, though it is most prominently realized in performance.

He has been part of the still-active collective the Oslobođeni SKC - Liberated Student Cultural Center in Belgrade formed in 2025, during the anti-regime protests, where he actively perticipated in creating and coordinating the visual arts program.