a growing selection
of words and thoughts
Between Neoliberalism and Identity (2023)
This essay, written as part of an MA dissertation and practice, examines how global capitalist structures shape individual freedom and self-expression. It critically explores the tension between economic migration, labour exploitation, and the fluidity of identity, ultimately questioning whether true personal freedom and recognition can be attained within capitalist frameworks.
can't you tell, i was never here (2023)
An introspective discourse exploring time and the human experience, inscribed by hand on a gallery wall as part of an exhibition. Created in a stream-of-consciousness style, it evokes profound existential reflection. It invites contemplation of the complex emotions surrounding memory and self-awareness, prompting readers to delve into their thoughts on meaning and existence.
Šta ti želiš? / What do you want?
Originally created in the Bosnian language from the perspective of a post-war child from Sarajevo, this essay grapples with the weight of both personal and collective trauma. The piece within the artwork delves into the complexities of identity by exploring themes of self-isolation, societal disillusionment, and the painful realities of economic migration, evoking the struggle to rise above a life defined by mere survival.