Jelena Milićevićbijenale mladih 2021.

Jelena Milicevic was born in 1992 in a small mining town in Central Serbia. Therefore, she thought that it was logical for her to seek financial independence and stability in the field of art, which can rightly call her balance into question. After completing her undergraduate and master studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, she acquired the necessary and desired title and the title of master artist and was transferred right from the University to the Belgrade windstorm and uncertain future. The situation suddenly improved when he started working at the Center for Graphics and Visual Research as a master of printing in the technique of lithography. There, he will gain experience and lifelong friends and stomach ulcers from curatorial desires, but he will continue to trust curators more than his own eyes. He tries to create and draw next to work, he occasionally exhibits, although he doesn't like crowds, but everyone carries their own cross. For more boring details, contact the artist by e-mail or letter.

Since 2015, the artist has been interested in the topic of interpersonal relationships and tries to bring all variations of them closer to herself, and then to others through a drawing that is later the basis for graphics. As we all found ourselves in a situation that took us off our usual paths of everyday obligations, on this occasion, Milićević imagined to complement the drawing as a hand of friendship towards a neon light installation. In this piece, a hug and a kiss are presented as something we took for granted, and at one point the law prohibited us from physical contact with the introduction of new measures due to the pandemic. On the other hand, neon lighting is an association of going out and having fun and unforeseen situations that give charm to weekend parties, people, and crowded spaces.