Ziva Drvaric works at the threshold between the familiar and the elusive, where domestic spaces and everyday objects begin to lose their reliability. Her screen-prints on canvas—derived from photographs—depict interiors that feel at once recognisable and subtly estranged.

Through quiet disruptions, objects appear suspended and functions unresolved, softening the logic of space. What emerges is a perceptual pause, where absence becomes palpable and meaning remains deferred.

Balancing photographic precision with painterly ambiguity, her works evoke the stillness of inhabited spaces after departure—holding traces of use, memory, and presence without ever fully resolving them.