About

Svetlana Mladenovic is a self-taught photographer who uses the camera as a way to explore and make sense of the world. Her work centers on the complex relationship between humans and their environment—particularly the traces, imprints, and interventions people leave on the world around them. While human figures are often absent from her images, their presence is deeply felt in every frame. She is drawn to the ways we shape and reshape our surroundings, knowingly or not, revealing the quiet tension between permanence and change. Her process is rooted in analog photography, embracing its slowness, tactility, and potential for experimentation as essential parts of her practice.