Djuro holding her first Vertigo print in front of the original painting

Unlimited Edition Prints

This series of unlimited edition (500 and 300 pieces) “Vertigo” prints describe the transverse feeling of inhabiting our online and offline spaces simultaneously, and the sensory, mental and emotional overload of switching from one to another:

"My canvas offers familiar Web-like graphics, and then interrupts them: with no assigned compositional hierarchy, the layers cut and disrupt one another. In a saccharine, pastel rainbow palette, they hold us suspended in their air-tight, silicone gravity – just like the screens we hold in our hands."

"Djuro’s work at first seems a bright and bold venture into a digital world of computer graphics. But the soft colours hide a harder reality. Under their surface is a different world – a manipulative and seductive place of traps and fault lines, disruptive, dangerous and overwhelming. She is interested in the very contemporary tension between the real and virtual worlds, and how our dependence on ever more powerful technology
creates confusion between the two."

~ Leslie Manasseh, Brixton Blog