Sanjin Ćorović is a visual artist, producer, and designer with more than twenty years of experience in multimedia, performing arts, and event production. Throughout his career, he has worked on numerous concerts, festivals, theater performances, and art projects as a producer, creator of visual concepts, set designer, and lighting and video designer.
He specializes in working with contemporary technologies such as generative video and interactive installations. His work is defined by a balance of technical precision and artistic intuition, with a strong sensitivity to space, rhythm, and atmosphere. He frequently collaborates with artists in the fields of contemporary art and music, focusing on projects that blur the boundaries between the real and the digital, the audience and the stage. As a member of the creative team for the play As If the End Wasn’t Even Close, he received the Audience Award at the Sterijino Pozorje Festival and the Audience Award at the BITEF Festival.
His works have been presented in several group exhibitions, and he is currently preparing his first solo exhibition of interactive works based on new technologies. His interactive installation Energy of the Past, Vision of the Future was selected as one of the artworks within the international project FASIH – Future Art and Science Industrial Heritage, and was exhibited at the Museum of Science and Technology in Belgrade.
He is a guest lecturer at SAE Institute Belgrade, where he teaches courses on the use of light and video technologies in live productions. He is currently completing his master’s degree in Digital Arts at the Faculty of Media and Communications in Belgrade, where he further develops his artistic practice at the intersection of theory, technology, and contemporary visual expression.