Ksenija Čerče graduated (1999) and got a master's degree (2002) at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana in painting and had/participated at numerous exhibitions in Slovenia and internationally. Between 1988 and 1996 she studied at FNT TT - Design of Clothing and Textiles. In 2003, she received Fulbright's Advanced Learning Fellowship in the US, where she earned a master's degree in video and sound art (at Liz Phillips class) at the Purchase College State University of New York. She is active both in sound and video arts as well as in the field of painting. Her complex and multilayered projects focus on the exploration of elementary themes - the phenomenology of perception, experiencing the structure of visual and sound motion, and, above all, the physical efficacy of sound and light phenomena in contemporary media. Her work with time-based media is focused on setting up audio video ambiences in non-gallery spaces. She lives in Ljubljana and Berlin.
(photo portrait: Damjan Švarc)