From The Abandoned to The Bird – Sanja Latinović’s microworlds as mirrors of the world’s condition

Neva Lukić received her master’s degrees in art history and archeology from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Zagreb and in the theory of modern and contemporary art from Leiden University in the Netherlands. She works as a writer, curator and art critic. She regularly publishes exhibition reviews and interviews with artists in newspapers and magazines. She has curated a number of solo exhibitions and has authored or co-authored thematically conceived group exhibitions. Having lived in various cities over the last eleven years, including Leiden, The Hague, Rijeka, Zagreb and Belgrade, she has developed a keen interest in cross-border interactions, identitites and intercultural exchange. By adopting an interdisciplinary approach to visual arts, literature, and exhibition organization, she tends to connect curatorial and writing practices. Her primary focus is the issue of ‘the language’ – its politicization, personification, mythologization, and (fictional) etymology.