Siniša Tucić

Siniša Tucić is a writer and artist from Novi Sad, born on February 22, 1978, in Novi Sad.
He obtained his Master’s degree in Serbian Literature and Language from the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad with the thesis “The Image of the World in the Works of Dositej Obradović.”

He has published the following poetry collections: “Concrete Coma” in 1996, “Bloody Breast” in 2001, “New Homelands” in 2007, “Bullet” in 2012, “Discarded Passwords” – a selection of poetry translated into English in 2015, “Mechanical Monsters” in 2020, “Vörös vonal” – a selection of poetry translated into Hungarian in 2020. He is featured in numerous anthologies and poetry collections. In 2021, he published the novel “The Priest’s Piglet.”
He is one of the editors and authors of the collection of new Novi Sad poetry “Something is in Play” (2008). He participated in editing the collection of poetry manifestations POETARIUM “Poetry to the People” (2020). He is the author of the anthology of Novi Sad poetry written by women “Invisible Zebra” (2021).

During the 1990s, he was active within the artistic group “MAGNET.” In 2013, in collaboration with Novi Sad artist Narcis Alispahić, he recorded the experimental film “Discarded Passwords,” which was awarded at the disability and persons with disabilities festival “Catch the Film.” He edited the book edition “Behind the Barricade” within the association “Kulturanova” from 2017-2022. He prepared a thematic issue of the journal for literature, philosophy, and social theory “Rhizome” dedicated to “Disability Studies” in 2021. He is an activist with the “New Cultural District,” an organization that deals with the cultural life of the neighborhood in which he lives, and as one of its representatives, he participated in the Prague Quadriennale of Performance Design in 2023. He is one of the authors of the publication “The Breviary of the Streets of Novo Naselje.”