This work was produced in collaboration with Himerria Wortham, choreographer/dancer, for the Ebb&
Flow Festival in LA Historic State Park to accompany the installation. The AR image is a reference to
Black Lives Matter with the use of zip ties in the peaceful protests. As a narrative it is related to the
dancer’s site-specific activation with a focus on one of the 5 elements: e.g. fire as a metaphor for water
consumption/evaporation. At the park, the AR image was located in different environment than the
image/ video recording: e.g. grassy knoll with trees vs. desert.

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Snezana Saraswati Petrovic is installation/video, performance artist, and an award-
winning set/costume designer. She exhibited her work nationally and internationally in
Amsterdam, Singapore, Tokyo, Prague, and Belgrade, at the venues such as Los
Angeles MOCA and Stedijilk Museum, Amsterdam. She was working under Judy
Chicago in the “Envisioning the Future.”

She is recipient of numerous awards in USA and Europe: e.g. “Golden Arena” for
Production Design in feature movie “Harms Case” and “Ovation 2010, Los Angeles” for
the costume design in Large Theater category.
Snezana is awarded UC Regents Grant, Center for Cultural Innovation Quick Grant,
and National Endowment for the Arts.

She is Professor Emeritus in Arts and teaching/designing costumes at University of Redlands, and holds a MFA from University of California Irving, and a BFA from Belgrade University, Serbia