
What does an artist notice when walking through an art fair? At Frieze London 2026, artist Maja Djordjevic turned her camera toward ten works that caught her attention, creating a personal selection from the fair. Her photographs offer a look at Frieze through the eyes of someone who understands the experience of making art, presenting it, and encountering the work of other artists.
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For DSCENE, Djordjevic opens her camera roll and shares ten discoveries from the fair. The selection brings together established names and artists working across different contemporary practices, with galleries including Perrotin, Albion Jeune, Rose Easton, Seventeen, and The Sunday Painter.
Among her picks is Ivana Bašić, presented by Albion Jeune, alongside Yuli Serfati at Xxijra Hii Gallery and Amanda Moström at Rose Easton. Djordjevic also photographed work by Selma Selman at acb Gallery, an artist whose practice engages with questions of identity, social structures, and personal experience.
The selection continues with Oli Epp at Perrotin and Ben Lallier at Heidi Gallery, followed by Omara Mara Oláh at Seventeen. Works by Tomas Harker at The Sunday Painter, Anastasia Sosunova at East Contemporary, and Agata Ingarden at Berthold Pott complete her ten highlights.
What makes this selection interesting is its personal perspective. Art fairs bring hundreds of works into close proximity, and every visitor leaves with a different set of images, conversations, and discoveries. Djordjevic’s camera roll offers one such record, shaped by her curiosity as a fellow artist.
Below, explore Maja Djordjevic’s ten Frieze London 2026 highlights, photographed during her visit to the fair.
1. Ivana Bašić, Albion Jeune:

2. Yuli Serfati, Xxijra Hii Gallery:

3. Amanda Moström, Rose Easton:

4. Selma Selman, acb Gallery:

5. Oli Epp, Perrotin:

6. Ben Lallier, Heidi Gallery:

7. Omara Mara Oláh, Seventeen:

8. Tomas Harker, The Sunday Painter:

9. Anastasia Sosunova, East Contemporary:

10. Agata Ingarden, Berthold Pott:

Photography and selection: Maja Djordjevic.

















