RADMILA VANKOSKA

Radmila Vankoska is a multifaceted artist, portrait photographer and videographer. With a background in linguistics and digital arts, her work explores the intersection of visual anthropology and documentary storytelling, capturing the stories and experiences of her community, contemporary artists and writers, and everyday people.

Raised in Ohrid, Macedonia and based in Belgrade, Serbia, her documentary practice is inspired by the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Balkan region. Her projects often explore themes of identity, community, and the human experience, shedding light on social issues in her region and seeking to inspire change and awareness. In her artistic practice, she is interested in the concept of family albums and visual journaling of everyday life, and the stories that these small collections of images tell.

As an educator, Vankoska is equally committed to sharing her expertise with others. She has taught courses on analog photography, short video recording and montage, and has collaborated with numerous institutions and organizations, including news agencies, publishing houses, social centers, and the Center for Ethnomusicological Activities – CED.

Her work has been exhibited at various international exhibitions, fashion and photography magazines, and has been featured in numerous publications. She is currently working on a new solo exhibition and on a photography book.