Eva Sajovic is a Slovene artist working in live art, installation, and social practice, with a focus on exploring material and social transformation. Her work is influenced by her personal experience of Yugoslavia’s disintegration during her teenage years, followed by the fast transition from a socialist to a capitalist state. This formative experience drives her efforts to understand and navigate the neoliberal world she inhabits.

Eva frequently works on large-scale participatory projects, employing collaborative methods to set up situations in which dialogue can take place around  topics related to societal change to inspire individuals to move beyond passive spectatorship and take active roles in fostering social change.

September - December 2024

Riccardo Matlakas is an internationally acclaimed artist whose work spans various mediums, including street art, painting, mosaic, installation, and performance art. He has showcased his work at prestigious events such as the Moscow Biennale of Young Artists, Gwangju Biennale, and Prague Quadrennial. His pieces are part of collections at the Museum of Modern Art in Odessa, Ukraine, and the Museum of Palestine in Cape Town. Matlakas has participated in numerous group exhibitions worldwide and held solo exhibitions in Wanju, South Korea; Sofia, Bulgaria; and Ibiza, Spain.