She applied to the program in order to further elaborate on the theme of her master’s thesis and to step outside her comfort zone by exploring new approaches to writing and research. Her thesis focused on initiatives such as Secondary Archive and the Katarina Kozyra Foundation, which support women artists from Central and Eastern Europe. Building on this, she is particularly interested in examining the reception of the labels “feminist” and “feminism” in the region—how they remain controversial, and how the perception of feminism has evolved within the local art and cultural scene. Through her work, she aims to make these topics more accessible to younger audiences and to contribute to a broader understanding of feminist discourse in Central and Eastern Europe.
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