Exhibitions

This archive traces the evolving exhibition practice of Sarah Nedovic — where sculpture, light, and material come together.

Across public and collaborative installations, Nedovic’s work draws from personal heritage, architectural references, and traditional techniques, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Whether shaped in clay, silk, glass, or wood, the works reflect a deep commitment to process — a tactile dialogue between past and present.

Recurring themes echo throughout: the reuse of overlooked materials (Readymade, Listening in Corners), the transformation of industrial techniques into hand-crafted forms (Playing with Extruded Bricks), and the interplay between personal memory and communal ritual (Villages). Moving between the intimate and the architectural, these projects explore how objects can evoke memory, ritual, and reinvention.