Kristina Colovic

Kristina Colovic is a native New Yorker of Serbo-Croatian descent. Ms Colovic has studied Art at the School of Visual Arts in NYC as well Political Science and Psychology in both Greece and NY. Some accolades have included A fellowship from the Aaron Siskind Foundation for photography, Fine Art World Image from Kodak and Parson School of Fine Art. In addition Ms. Colovic has lived and particpated in Exhibitions in NY, Sydney Australia, Athens Greece and Croatia. The new work incorporates both image, content and the 'self', under the premise of 'what survives and what does not'? Ms Colovic currently lives between Athens, NYC and Croatia.

This work is a black-and-white collage by Izhar Patkin, created during his tenure as Art Director for Point of Contact in 1993. The piece, produced in collaboration with Kristina Colovic, combines photographic prints into a layered composition reflecting the cultural vibrancy of Bahia. The back cover of the issue features Don Quixote, situating the work within the broader context of the publication The America's Baroque – Vol. 3 No. 3.