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Selected works by Indigo

Biljana a.k.a. Indigo is an artist from Serbia, who graduated from the University of Belgrade. She makes digital art, mostly collages, because it suits her personality best and gives her the freedom to explore as much as she needs. Biljana is terribly inquisitive by nature and sticking to one medium would make it her feel limited.

My mission is to constantly remind people that we are all one and that global love is what we should all strive for. I want to inspire as many people as possible to start making art, i.e. start expressing their feelings and getting to know themselves better that way. 

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