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All Miljena does revolves around Space. Various projects - theatre plays, performances, movies, music videos, corporate events, theoretical studies, spatial interventions and installations, photography, exhibition design, etc. As an experiential designer and an entertainment industry professional, she connects fields of set design and (creative) production. She is vice president of “Scenatoria” - Organisation that deals with officially protected, in reality abandoned and neglected built heritage through “staging” arts in those spaces and education about these fields - walks, publications, workshops, etc. This sparked curiosity about mixed forms - performance with video projections, VR and MR in site-specific productions. Her particular interest and experience is in production of cultural events and site-specific spatial interventions in urban and heritage locations, and in the topics like presentation of space and space as context of presentation, mutual influence of people, space and stories, connecting past and present through cultural activities, historical locations / heritage activation and interpretation, improvement and interpretation of city through art in public / open spaces, and related; She enjoys working manually and exploring materials, finding new and unexpected uses for already existing objects. She considers continues education crucial and often participates in conferences, talks, exhibitions, etc. as author, speaker, participant or organiser.

The photo essay Bluer than the sky consists of a series of photos from the streets of Novi Sad City, glass buildings photographed through time and in different times of the year, reflecting the light and surrounding, and it captures unexpected play that glass facades create in their daily dynamics. It holds a certain dose of melancholy because of visible decay and decline of the material, like a promise not delivered. Modernity and intention to create a future urban look disappear in shattered mirroring, resulting in something that resembles deconstructed postcards.