Asja Mijovic (b. 2001) is a visual artist and curator based between Podgorica, Paris, and New York. Working across sculpture, installation, video, and painting, her practice engages material decay, memory, and rupture as generative conditions. Informed by post-war Balkan histories and vernacular forms, she uses the figure of the fairy as a device that opens speculative, poetic futures from within material ruin.

She holds a BFA in Studio Art and a BA in Philosophy and Civic Studies from Tufts University in Boston and studied at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris as a recipient of an exchange fellowship. In 2025, she completed a residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, supported by a UNESCO Culture and Creativity Grant, where she presented her solo exhibition The Life of Dead Flowers. She has upcoming residencies at Mokrin Art Colony (Mokrin, Serbia) and Atelier 11 – Cité Falguière (Paris).

Mijovic regularly collaborates with artists across disciplines on curatorial, music, and film projects and has co-curated exhibitions in Germany, Montenegro, France, and the United States. Her work will be included in an upcoming group exhibition at Eugster Gallery in Belgrade. She has held public relations roles at Karma Gallery and Bortolami Gallery in New York and currently serves as Communications Coordinator at My Balkans.