Why is lithium mining in Serbia so important for Europe — and why is it crucial that we know all about it? Because a small country steeped in corruption and lawlessness could become the perfect testing ground for devastating destruction: of nature, of wildlife, of people. By exploiting natural resources and destroying water sources in Serbia, contamination spreads to other Balkan countries too.
Our response: NEĆEŠ KOPATI!

Tune in to hear the brilliant Isidora Ilić, visual artist and self-employed cultural worker based in Belgrade. We talked about her project Laboratory for Anti-Imperial Solidarity at WIENWOCHE Festival — visit the exhibition, join the panel, and follow the work of doplgenger.

Within their exhibition A Piece of Our Life in Each Yellow Nugget, currently on view at Wien Museum, musa Startgalerie, we had the chance to attend the live performance Forms of Resistance: Vlachian Uprising and Third Cinema tonight at 6 pm.

Isidora Ilić is a visual artist and independent cultural worker based in Belgrade. Together with Boško Prostran she works as the artist duo doplgenger. She is the co-founder and coordinator of the Transimage Platform for Politics of the Moving Image, through which she has developed numerous international transdisciplinary and educational projects, organized symposia, and curated programs.
https://www.doplgenger.org/

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