artist statement
I explore the transient nature of being through abstract, process-led painting. My research draws on disrupted patterns and intangible forms created by fleeting mental, sensory, digital and optic phenomena.
My work bridges the substantial and the spiritual via distortion and ambiguity, addition and subtraction. The paintings become visual investigations of perception and embodiment: at times fragmented, at times profoundly interconnected. They hover between visibility and dissolution, tracing fleeting impressions as they unfold within the quiet gaze of consciousness.
with no more sound than the mice make
london, peckham, 29-31 may 2026
The slight swish of a painter's brush makes no more sound than a mouse but can create something extraordinary. WB Yeats' poem The Long-Legged Fly - from which the title of this show is taken - highlights rare moments of stillness in a fast-moving world.
In this exhibition from international collective Unprimed, each artwork is a response to the idea of hushed, private, still moments of creation.
with no more sound than the mice make
29-31 May 2026
Private view Sat 30th may 4-7PM
Safehouse 1, Peckham, London, SE15 3SN
@unprimed_collective
Auto Amor + 36 Hours
Lewisham Arthouse
I’m pleased to have been selected for the upcoming Auto Amor x 36 Hours exhibition at Lewisham Arthouse — a large-scale group exhibition bringing together artists from across London. Organised by Auto Amor and 36 Hours, the project celebrates artist-led exchange, experimentation, and collective display.
I’ll be showing a new piece as part of the exhibition and am excited to be included alongside such a wide range of artists and practices.
Come see the show 28th May 2026
Auto Amor x 36 Hours
Lewisham Arthouse
40 Lewisham Way, SE14 6PD
Response with Split Collective
May 2026, Guernsey
I’ll be exhibiting in Response, the latest exhibition from Split Collective, opening this May in Guernsey before travelling to London later this summer.
Bringing together artists connected through the Turps and MASS Correspondence Courses, the exhibition explores the idea of response as conversation, exchange, and the network of connections that shape artistic practice. Through a wide range of approaches and materials, the exhibition considers how artworks emerge through dialogue: with experiences, communities, materials, and one another. Dates and the two locations in Guernsey below.
The Rectory at St Peter’s Church
St Pierre du Bois
Guernsey
31st May to 16th August, 2026
The Gate House Gallery
The Grange
St Peter Port
Guernsey
29th May to 7th June, 20
"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