Zorica Kelly Markovich is a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice is driven by curiosity. Her process is one that considers networks, memory, and shared collective experience in relation to loss, permanence, presence, and absence, while drawing reference from nature and science. Within her work, Markovich engages with objects and themes that function as catalysts for evoking emotive responses and for building connections.
With a broad spectrum of media, Kelly’s work includes elements that incorporate found, domestic, and built objects, sound, story, photography, and drawing, among other things—using various analog and digital techniques to disrupt convention and to create tension. Markovich is currently exploring sound as a medium and creating soundscapes from audio recordings of biophony and geophony in her near by surroundings.
With a broad spectrum of media, Kelly’s work includes elements that incorporate found, domestic, and built objects, sound, story, photography, and drawing, among other things—using various analog and digital techniques to disrupt convention and to create tension. Markovich is currently exploring sound as a medium and creating soundscapes from audio recordings of biophony and geophony in her near by surroundings.
