Tatjana

Tatjana is 35 years old. She is a graduate painter, married, and has two children.

Tanja envisions Serbia in the future as a part of the global community.

‘I think we will all belong to one global community. I believe that in 200 years, the world could become a large, interconnected community, where people will live freely without being concerned about their religion, nationality, or skin color. There will be less repression, fewer class differences, and it will be more like finding a golden middle ground, as one might say.’

She loves Serbia because it’s her country, and as she puts it, ‘it’s rude not to love what’s yours.’ The people in Serbia are good, and you can always count on them. ‘Ordinary people help each other; it has always been that way. You can always ask a neighbor for what you need in your house. However, I believe that the government doesn’t care enough about its citizens. I think this is the main problem. Our political scene is such that everyone seems to care only about themselves. People just want to live better lives, have a higher standard of living, more freedom to express themselves, travel, watch what they want, say what they want, and have a bit more cultural life and respect for citizens, without constantly encountering walls of bureaucracy and endless paperwork.’

Tatjana knew she would become a painter ever since she was in kindergarten. ‘When I was in kindergarten, I used to say, “When I grow up, I’ll become a painter.”‘ What sets her apart from others and makes her special are her paintings, in which she showcases her unique style, taste, and personality.”

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