Bosnian artist Šejla Kamerić explores the burdens passed down to women through generations and the possibility of breaking free from them and reclaiming one’s own story. Through photography, sculpture, installation, and sound, Kamerić examines memory, identity, and belonging, using her own body as a site of resistance and self-determination. The exhibition title refers both to personal experience and to the former Yugoslavia, or “ex-YU” – a place that has politically ceased to exist but continues to live on in cultural memory – asking what we carry with us from the past, what we are able to leave behind, and what remains.
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