Sara Perovic’s photography is driven by her interests in perception of space, abstraction, repetitiveness and feeling of self.

Her body of work includes landscapes, graphic structures and the symbiosis of concrete and nature. She focuses on textures (Palmeral, 2017), depicts the invisible (Bura, 2015), and shows nature’s fragility with ethereal photos (I was there, 2015). Her latest project (My Fathers Legs, 2019) is a mix of concept and emotion, stretching the boundaries between conceptual art and art-as-therapy.

Among several solo and group shows, she founded and curated the fanzine aTree, promoting young photographers (available also at MoMa Library New York, 2011).

Sara Perovic currently works as a photographer and architect in Berlin.