Gordana Geršković, a photographer and mixed media artist, possesses a unique talent for capturing the intricate textures, surfaces, and urban abstractions of our surroundings. Utilizing a macro lens, she unveils the often-overlooked organic changes and weathered facades, inviting us to perceive the world through a new lens. Born in Zagreb, Croatia, and now residing in the United States since 1997, Gerskovic's portfolio reflects her training in photography and graphic design from Montgomery College, MD.
A multiple-time recipient of the prestigious Best Washington DC Photographer award, Geršković's artistry has also garnered frequent appraisal from the Washington Post. Mark Jenkins, an eminent art critic, once remarked, "Geršković’s small-scale photos most often capture a place and time where atrophy and beauty dovetail."
A juried member of Foundry Gallery in Washington, D.C. since 2012, Geršković's creative journey extends beyond her studio, as she passionately supports individuals with disabilities. Her work not only enriches the world of Art but also inspires as an embodiment of activism.
Artist Statement
Snorkeling with my camera through the city, I look for undiscovered beauty. I just swim, observe and find treasures. Images appear behind every corner posing only for me. I do not question. I trust, and they become my beautiful art captured forever. I am in the flow.
