Simonida Djordjevic

Simonida Djordjevic was born on 1964 in Belgrade. She graduated in 1986 on the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. She has been exhibiting since 1988 and since that time she's been completely devoted to painting. She exhibited in Germany, France, Lithuania, Serbia , Croatia, Montenegro. She exhibited in museums: Subotica City Museum and Museum of Vojvodina. Her paintings are in collections in: Serbia, Germany,United Kingdom, Italy, France, Sweden, Finland, USA, Russia, Japan, Uruguay, Lithuania, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Austria, Australia, China ,Canada, Switzerland, Singapore, Portugal ,United Arab Emirates and Israel.
" After adventures and temptations of avant-gardes, very often negative and destructive experiences, theories, attitudes, manifestos, high-tech noise and rage, postmodernism during last twenty years, one more time painting that addreses to bird, female body, trees, the Moon, grasses and waters is appearing.
Painting of Simonida Djordjevic is defense of the most personal, something that runs in blood and being juices. Although historic and modern references with different form of Arts may be established, her painting is informal, without plan and program, above all may be aestheti...

University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia
Faculty of Dramatic Arts

1988 - Historical archive of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia
1989 - Gallery BIGZ, Belgrade, Serbia
1989 - Dom Sindikata, Dubrovnik, Croatia
1989 - Gallery St. Stefan, St. Stefan, Montenegro
1990 - Dom Sindikata, Dubrovnik, Croatia
1990 - Gallery Stambuk, Split, Croatia
1990 - Gallery of Architect Club, Kaunas, Lithuania
1990 - Home of Djura Jaksic, Belgrade, Serbia
1991 - Town's Museum, Subotica, Serbia
1992 - Gallery St. Stefan, St. Stefan, Montenegro
1993 - Cultural Center of Yugoslavia, Paris, France
1993 - Gallery Leonardo, Belgrade, Serbia
1993 - Gallery St. Stefan, St. Stefan, Montenegro
1995 - Museum of Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia
2004 - Gallery Geca Kon, Belgrade, Serbia
2008 - Gallery Progres, Belgrade, Serbia
2010 - Gallery Subject-Object, Berlin, Germany