Belgrade, 1969
She studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Montenegro in Cetinje (graduated 1990), specializing in sculpture. Her professors included sculptor Paule Pejovic and painter Dragan Karadzic. Since 1994 she has been a member of the Association of Visual Artists of Montenegro (Udruženje likovnih umjetnika Crne Gore). She now lives in Montenegro’s capital, Podgorica, where she works as a teacher. In 2021, she was nominated for an award by the city of Podgorica in recognition of her contribution to society through her work. In sculpture, she initially worked with clay but later turned to bronze. Her subjects include stylized natural forms (cacti, mushrooms, etc.) as well as the stylized female body, with enlarged features reminiscent of the prehistoric mother goddess. In painting, she adopts a more realistic style, focusing mainly on landscapes. She has participated in group sculpture exhibitions and international symposia. In 1990 she won the sculpture award of the Cetinje Faculty of Fine Arts.