I paint what the mind glimpses, what dissolves when named too quickly, the mental, sensory, and emotional impressions of life, the “qualia” of existence. My work draws on disrupted patterns and intangible forms created by fleeting perceptual, digital and optical phenomena.
Through addition and subtraction, distortion and ambiguity, my process-led painting bridges the somatic and the spectral, becoming visual investigations of perception and embodiment: at times fragmented, at times profoundly interconnected.
SILENT OWL
london, Brixton, Oct 30 - Nov 1
Silent, mysterious and watchful, the owl has long been associated with wisdom, intuition and the unknown. SILENT OWL brings together 33 Unprimed artists and guests responding to the enigmatic creature.
The Private View is on Halloween, 31st October, and we’d be really happy to see you there. Come for the paintings, stay for a drink and a chat, and hopefully a little Halloween atmosphere too.
SILENT OWL
30th Oct - 1st Nov
PV Sat 31 October, 2-6pm
Downstairs, The Department Store
248 Ferndale Road, London SW9 8FR
Convergence
Nov 2026, Dublin, Ireland
Split Collective presents Convergence a vibrant new group exhibition coming to the The City Assembly House, Dublin.
Convergence is the first show outside the UK for the Split Collective, a group of over sixty painters and sculptors from Ireland, the UK, Europe and the U.S. All artists have come through the Turps BananaSchool of Painting correspondence course and onsite programs. Turps run a leading painting and sculpture programme in the UK where Split Collective was formed in 2024/25.
Since then they have had shows across theUK and the Channel Islands with a common desire to strengthen bonds and to support each other's creative work into the future.
Convergence
5th-14th November 2026
City Assembly House, 58 South
William Street, Dublin 2
Reception: Thursday 5th November 6-9pm
"Djuro’s work at first seems a bright and bold venture into a digital world of computer graphics. But the soft colours hide a harder reality. Under their surface is a different world – a manipulative and seductive place of traps and fault lines, disruptive, dangerous and overwhelming. She is interested in the very contemporary tension between the real and virtual worlds, and how our dependence on ever more powerful technology creates confusion between the two."
~ Leslie Manasseh, Brixton Blog