In more recent years (spanning 2024–2025), a researcher named has been involved in high-level medical studies focused on the human eye's role in diagnosing broader systemic issues.
| Artist | Shared Traits | Difference | |--------|---------------|-------------| | (South African/Dutch) | Expressive figuration, psychological depth | Dumas uses oil paint and overt emotion; Didović uses graphite and restraint | | Louise Bourgeois (French/American) | Domestic trauma, fragmented bodies, drawing | Bourgeois is more surreal and biomorphic; Didović is more architectural and minimal | | Mirosław Bałka (Polish) | Memory, absence, grey palettes | Bałka works in sculpture and space; Didović in drawing and installation | | Kiki Smith (German/American) | Fragmented bodies, feminist themes | Smith is more bodily fluid, organic, and raw; Didović is more cerebral and controlled | ana didovic
She emerged in the early 2000s — a turbulent period following the Yugoslav Wars, the NATO bombing of Serbia (1999), and the democratic changes of 2000. Her generation of artists moved away from grand political narratives and toward , introspection, and psychological landscapes. In more recent years (spanning 2024–2025), a researcher
In works like “The Room of Her Own” (2013), she combines drawn animation with live footage of domestic spaces, exploring how women inhabit (and are confined by) architecture. In works like “The Room of Her Own”