NEVENA PRIJIC

























Bio
Born in Serbia, where she lived until 2017, Nevena Prijic draws on Neolithic archeological history from that area, and the connection between biological life and machines. Nevena’s compositions lie halfway between figuration and abstraction. Figurines, inspired by Vincha culture, are modified to the point of cyborg-like creatures from the post-human world. They are covered by transparent “drawing” painted using hundreds of needle-thin brushstrokes representing the invisible diagram of our body as a machine and a spiritual energy. Figures are centrally positioned and surrounded by the bright colored geometric shapes depicting a surreal, virtual interior, often clashing with the tranquil wide landscape of the natural environment. The opposition between virtual and real, ancient and futuristic, brings the feeling of eternal time and universality of existence, where everything is connected and not defined by borders, languages or gender.
Nevena Prijic earned her BFA and MFA in Painting from The University of Novi Sad, Academy of Fine Arts, Serbia. Prijic immigrated to the United States in 2017. Her work has recently been exhibited at Hesse Flatow, New York City; Bozomag and M+B, Los Angeles, and The Hole, New York and Los Angeles. She had her first solo exhibition with Mrs. in September, 2023. Prijic lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.
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Exhibitions
Feral Currents, 2023
Fairs
Felix Art Fair, 2025
NADA Miami, 2024
News
Interview
Art Megastar
LA’s Felix Art Fair Meets Grief With Absurdity
Renée Reizman, Hyperallergic
Artist Interview: Nevena Prijic on Her Creative Process, Inspiration and a New Mural at the Worcester Art Museum
Shira Wolfe, Artland Magazine
6 Rising Artists We Discovered in Galleries’ Summer Group Shows
Editors, Artsy
PUBLIC GALLERY EXPLORES VISUAL INTERCONNECTION AND AMBIGUITY IN "INTO, OVER AND UNDERNEATH"
Sofia de la Cruz, hypebae
Art that doesn’t leave the eye, or mind, at rest
Jessica Meditz, Queens Chronicle
Your Concise Los Angeles Art Guide for January 2023
Matt Stromberg, Hyperallergic
Artist Spotlight: Nevena Prijic
Editors, Booooooom
The 10 Best Booths at EXPO Chicago 2022
Brian P. Kelly, Artsy