THE LETTER ON ITSELF AND MAN

‘Ana Jovanovska in her graphic works, witnesses the role of the deep human significance of speech, sound dedicated to a voice, the voice in the articulation of speech, and the way it is visually represented in a certain language marked as a letter. Symbolistically and artistically, she deliberately shapes the sign/ signs and letters in a multi-meaning, subordinating them in compositional systems with an expression of skillful art and graphic culture.

She undertakes a wide range of methods and tools in the development of her conceptual concept; comprehensive analysis of the importance of signs, collages, multiplying layers of the image’s emanation, transfer from two-dimensional to the three-dimensional platform, and as she herself emphasizes: it is a process that happens during insertion and transition of the idea in the material world.

Ana’s exhibition is creating an art symbiosis of the verbal explication of socio-theoretical subjects, which in modern art are mostly rhetorical, inconsequently deeply poetic, sensuous, and thoughtful artistic artisanship’.

Full-Time Professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Mirko Vujisić