Radmila Vankoska is a portrait photographer, videographer, and visual storyteller exploring the intersection of visual anthropology and documentary work. With a background in linguistics and digital arts, she captures the stories of contemporary artists, writers, and everyday people, often reflecting on identity, community, and social issues in the Balkans. Raised in Ohrid, Macedonia, and based in Belgrade, Serbia, she draws inspiration from the region’s rich cultural and historical heritage. Her projects examine personal and collective narratives through portraiture, visual journaling, and archival materials, often addressing social issues and the evolving nature of family archives.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, published in photography and fashion magazines, and featured in various cultural publications. She has collaborated with news agencies, publishing houses, and cultural institutions, including the Center for Ethnomusicological Activities – CED. As an educator, she has taught courses on analog photography, video production, and editing.

Currently developing a new solo exhibition and a photography book. She is actively seeking artistic residencies and collaborations that align with her documentary practice and interest in storytelling through visual media.

Available for assignments, collaborations, and commissions.

radmilavankoska@gmail.com