Collection: Marija Zdravković
Marija Zdravković, born in 1992 in Belgrade, is a Serbian painter and iconographer. She graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, where she now works as a professor of drawing and painting. Since 2015, she has been a member of the studio of deacon Slavoljub Radojković, where she gained extensive experience in icon painting, contributing to projects in the Church of St. Trifun in Mali Mokri Lug, the Church of St. George in Dren, and the Tresije Monastery.
Her first solo exhibition, titled Holy Lineage of the Nemanjić Dynasty, was held in 2021 at the House of Đura Jakšić in Belgrade. She also exhibited Our Souls Seek Light in 2019 at the same venue. Zdravković has participated in numerous group exhibitions across Serbia, including the “Miniature” exhibitions at the ULUPUDS gallery, the “Spring Exhibition of New Belgrade Artists,” and international shows such as “Women Painters” in Majdanpek.
Her work is rooted in the tradition of Orthodox Christian iconography, yet she brings a personal and contemporary sensibility to her compositions, often exploring themes of light, lineage, and spiritual continuity.