Zeljana Vidovic is a Croatian artist working primarily with sculptural ceramics. Trained in architecture and design at IUAV University of Venice, her practice explores clay through form, material, texture and its relationship with space.

Working by hand in stoneware, Vidovic builds her sculptures using coil-building techniques. They are characterised by raw surfaces, tactile traces and forms that retain the physical presence of their making. Her sculptures range from intimate objects to architectural-scale forms.

Her work has been presented across contemporary art, architecture and collectible design contexts. It is part of the official Boffi | De Padova 2025 catalogue and has been presented during Milan Design Week and Salone del Mobile in collaborations with Porro, Potocco, and Zanat. Her work has also been exhibited at Atipografia and Casa Gregotti in Italy, presented in Le Marais, Paris, and is held in private collections.

Selected features include Exibart, VOGUE Adria and Corriere Living.

In 2026, Vidovic was invited by Galerie ORAÉ as the first artist in residence at Zannier Île de Bendor. The residency led to the creation of her solo exhibition Le Dialogue du Vent.

“My work isn’t about perfection. It’s about presence, and the beauty of becoming.”