About
email: tajda.s.j@gmail.com
Education:
2022: Graduated at Academy of Fine Arts and design Ljubljana (Akademija za likovno umetnost in oblikovanje Ljubljana) Sculpture class
2021: Erasmus+ student mobility at Art University Linz (Kunstuniversität Linz) Sculpture and Transmedial Space class (5 months)
2022/2023: Erasmus+ student mobility at Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig (Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig) Space and Installation class (5 months)
2025: Culterim Independent Class in Berlin, Germany (5 months)
Exhibitions:
2022: Group exhibition Melting at Gallery Alkatraz, Ljubljana
2021: Group exhibition Primavera in gallery GT22 in the context of DLUM (Društvo likovnih umetnikov Maribor), Maribor
2023: participation at the Lightening Guerilla Festival with a group project by students of Sculptural department of Academy of Fine art and Design Ljubljana, Ljubljana
2024: Solo exhibition The Messenger at gallery Tkalka, Maribor
2024: Solo exhibition Treida at gallery P74, Ljubljana
2025: Medditerranea Young Artist Biennale 2025
2025: Group exhibition Wit Power. Climate protection instead of fake news at Global Group 3000 Gallery, Berlin
2025: Group exhibition Premiera 2025 at gallery of Center of Contemporary Art Celje
Jobs:
2021-2022: Gallery attendat, a student job at Cukrarna Gallery in Ljubljana
2021-2024: Guiding tours of the exhibitions and guiding workshops, a student job at Cukrarna Gallery in Ljubljana
2024: Internship at Ideal Art Space in Leipzig
2024: Internship at ODP in Leipzig
2024: Gallery assistant at ODP Gallery (ongoing)
Tajda Stiplovšek Jug (1999) is a visual and intermedia artist. She holds a BA in Sculpture (2022) from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana, where she is now completing her master’s degree. Her work was exhibited in several group exhibitions and in solo exhibitions at Tkalka Gallery in Maribor, and Gallery P74 in Ljubljana. Her studios are currenty based in Leipzig and Šentjur. Her spatial installations employ natural and technological materials and objects. Drawing from their functions she explores relations between art, nature and technology.