Vasilisa Janojkic

Vasilisa Janojkić was born in 1992 in Istok, Serbia. She graduated with a Master’s degree in 2016 from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Department of Painting. Since 2018, she has held the status of an independent artist. She has been actively exhibiting since 2011, with three solo exhibitions and numerous group exhibitions to date.
She is the author of more than twenty mosaics placed in public spaces, created in collaboration with commissioners. She has received several awards for her artistic work, including:
Award for Drawing (1st and 2nd year, Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade)
Award for Mosaic (Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade)
Kuzmanović Award for Portrait-Sculpture (Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade)
Award for the Most Successful Student Work – Small Format Mosaic X
Recognition for Outstanding Artistic Work – VII Biennial of Mosaic

Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Department of Painting, Master’s degree

2011 – Solo exhibition, Design School Hall, Belgrade
2016 – Atmosphere of Drama in Portrait and Space, National Theatre Club, Belgrade
2019 – Towards the Timeless Image, SKC Gallery, New Belgrade
2011 – 46th Golden Pen of Belgrade, Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, Belgrade
2015 – Small Format Mosaic X, ULUPUDS Small Gallery, Belgrade
2016 – VII Biennial of Mosaic, SKC Gallery, New Belgrade
2016 – Belgrade Mosaic Festival, Legacy House, Belgrade
2017 – Sculptors of Serbia 2017, Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, Belgrade
2017 – 25th Art Market, House of King Peter I, Belgrade
2017 – October Salon, Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, Belgrade
2018 – I Biennial of Contemporary Church Art, Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, Belgrade
2018 – VIII Biennial of Mosaic, SKC Gallery, New Belgrade
2019 – Belgrade Mosaic Festival, Legacy House, Belgrade
2019 – Small Format Mosaic XIV, ULUPUDS Small Gallery, Belgrade
2024 – "Alumni Art 23", Andrić Gallery, Belgrade
2024 – "Alumni Art 23", Municipal Gallery of Vračar, Belgrade
2025 – International Exhibition "Parallel World", Betty Ford Gallery, Belgrade
2025 – XI Biennial of Mosaic, Gallery of the Kovin Cultural Center