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Meet the artist / Sara Bezovšek

Who are you and what do you do?
My name is Sara Bezovšek, and I work in the field of graphic design and new media.

Describe your work in three words / adjectives.
Appropriated, recycled, remixed.

Best advice on the art world you've received?
Don't resent no one.

Artwork / author / music / movie that has been your favorite lately?
Old encyclopedias, memes and Britney Spears.

What do you fear when you create?
Why start a new project again if I haven’t finished a million old ones yet.

What creation tool would I not be able to live without?
Without an additional profession, this one brings bread to the table.

What do you consider to be the biggest success of your artistic career so far?
That I even found my “voice”.

How do you view the positive or negative critique of your creation?
The latter is not exactly a good motivator for me.

Name an artist that you would like to be compared to.
It would be best to hear that I have no comparison.

What are you preparing for the future?
I am currently at an art residency in DobraVaga, where I work, this time mostly static, digital collages.

Sara Bezovšek (1993) is a Slovenian visual artist. Primarily studying and working as a graphic designer, her other interests include photography, new media and video art. She graduated in Visual Communications at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design of the University of Ljubljana, where she is currently finishing her master’s degree. Her main focus is on the impact that the Internet culture, online social media and the desktop interface have on the visual culture today. Her current research aims to portray the internet as a living space, using its bits and pieces and thus embracing, with the visual awareness of an artist, a remix culture that has become a genuine, generational means of expression and communication. She has participated in various group exhibitions, including Razumeti fotografijo, Mikado Gallery, Ljubljana (2013), 100 years of Leica, Dubrovnik (2014), Bodi črka – postani beseda!, Vodnikova domačija, Ljubljana (2015), ALUO LXX. Preteklost, sedanjost, prihodnost, Jakopič Gallery, Ljubljana (2016), AAVV All That Happens Must Be Known, Vn Gallery, Zagreb (2018). In 2018 she was awarded The Prešeren Award from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, for the Mobile Application ZNAM.