Savina Ražnatović (born January 27, 1993) is a Montenegrin-born, Florence-based multidisciplinary artist and curator whose practice moves fluidly between artistic creation and curatorial work. Rooted in dialogue, care, and social engagement, her work unfolds through participatory formats that explore interdependence, belonging, and collective action. She combines tools like drawing, mapping, writing, and spatial interventions to create spaces where audiences become active participants in meaning-making. She is also the founder of Podroom, an online magazine dedicated to underrepresented and emerging artistic practices, with a focus on the Western Balkans and other peripheral geographies.

She holds a BA in Sculpture from Cetinje and an MA in Curatorial Practice from IED Florence. Her work has been featured at Manifattura Tabacchi (A Room with a View) and recognized at the International Biennale of Nude and the International Exhibition of Experimental Film. Recent projects include Repose and Resist (Black History), Teatro delle relazioni (Palazzo Strozzi), and Map of Care (Gradska Galerija, KC Grad), a project reimagining governance through the lens of the Belgrade protests.

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