About this episode

Snezana Petrovic discusses her experiences of leaving Yugoslavia and how her art practice has evolved in response to issues of identity and ecology.

Snezana Petrovic reflects on leaving Yugoslavia during its collapse, navigating identity after displacement, and evolving her practice from production design to installation-based work focused on ecology, climate, and global responsibility.

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