Velma Babić is a visual artist whose work navigates the space between personal memory and collective trauma.
Often incorporating her own body as a site of resistance, she uses photography and performance to engage with questions of gender, power, and silence. Drawing on her background in literary studies, Babić brings a layered and reflective approach to narratives shaped by war, nationalism, and patriarchy.
Often incorporating her own body as a site of resistance, she uses photography and performance to engage with questions of gender, power, and silence. Drawing on her background in literary studies, Babić brings a layered and reflective approach to narratives shaped by war, nationalism, and patriarchy.
Through minimal gestures, symbolic materials, and spatial interventions, her work invites viewers to reflect on shared experiences of vulnerability, endurance, and the politics of remembering.
