Amira Kovacevic is a visual arts practitioner based in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Her practice develops slowly with neighbours and peers, foregrounding solidarity and care.

She works within small collectives, sharing authorship and responsibilities, and keeps processes legible to collaborators and audiences.

Amira blends drawing and analogue techniques with lightweight digital tools to document work in accessible ways.

She favours methods that are easy to maintain by communities, avoiding fragile infrastructures.

Where appropriate, she uses simple registries and on‑chain hashes to timestamp materials without exposing private data.

Amira prioritises fair agreements and transparent budgeting, aligning with cooperative principles.

Workshops and peer learning are part of each project, helping build shared skills and confidence.

• Collective authorship
• Accessible documentation
• Care‑centred logistics
• Transparent budgeting
• Community workshops

Through steady, co‑created processes, Amira contributes to a resilient culture of making.