London-based Slovene artist Eva Sajovic engages in a socially driven practice centered on large-scale participatory projects and collaborative interventions. Working with knitted, ceramic, and mixed-media objects that act as props and research tools, her work deals with processes of material and social transformation Through these physical installations, Sajovic encourages audiences to move beyond passive spectatorship, transforming viewers into active participants in social change.

Sajovic holds degrees from Central Saint Martins and University of the Arts London (UAL), alongside an extensive background in Art Law. A Senior Lecturer at Camberwell College of Arts and a former Fine Art Fellow at the British School at Rome, her work has been showcased at institutions including Tate Modern, Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea Space, and the British Textile Biennial. Her art is held in major collections, including the Arts Council Collection and the Bauhaus-Weimar collection.

Her physical objects remain key to her research and social dialogue. As Sajovic notes "I create knitted, ceramic, and mixed-media objects that act as props, activators, or tools to support my interventions, helping to inspire individuals to move beyond passive spectatorship and take active roles in social change."