BIJANKA BACIC
Studio
Sounds

For this new edition of Studio Sounds, Bijanka Bacic shares a playlist that moves with the same persistence as her marks on canvas. Spanning psychedelic drift, proto-punk, folk, Latin rhythms, and hypnotic rock, the selection unfolds as a sequence of moods rather than a fixed narrative—songs that wander, loop back, and subtly shift direction.



Listening alongside Bacic’s practice, the music mirrors her process of translation and transformation. Tracks stretch between structure and looseness, repetition and deviation, echoing the way her works evolve from photographic origins into gouache studies and finally into layered paintings animated by stripes, lines, and interruptions. There is a sense of forward motion throughout the playlist—rhythmic, restless, occasionally raw—yet never rushed.

Much like THE WANDERING DOT, the playlist resists resolution. Instead, it creates a field where attention drifts, pauses, and reorients itself. Sound becomes a companion to gesture: guiding the hand, sustaining duration, and allowing space for intuition to assert itself. In this sonic environment, movement becomes meaning—an unfolding process where thought, material, and time remain in active dialogue.

© Portrait by Hannah Burton, studio images by Bijanka Bacic
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BIJANKA BACIC

Bijanka Bacic (b. 1997 in Sydney, Australia) lives and works in London, United Kingdom. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from the National Art School, Sydney, in 2018 and her Master of Arts (MA) in Painting from the Royal College of Arts, London, in 2023.

Bacic’s paintings investigate the evolving language of abstraction through an interplay between gesture, geometry and figuration. Employing vibrant fields of colour and fractured linear structures, her work generates dynamic tensions between illusion and materiality. Engaging with the historical and perceptual conditions of abstract painting, Bacic’s practice foregrounds ...
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