Biographical Story exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Anton Çetta.

The collection of 13 volumes Anton Çetta published by Albanology Institute of Kosovo in November 2020.

Xhubleta - Traditional costume of women from the highlands of Northern Albania.

Archeological artefacts from the Neolithic and Bronze ages to Roman period, discovered in Kosovo, illustrated and designed for tote bags.

Black and white photography with subjects from rural life in Kosovo.

The artefacts found in archaeological sites, dating back to prehistoric periods and spanning across the entire territory of the Republic of Kosovo, are evidence of our rich cultural heritage. They serve as guides to the way of life, customs, beliefs, and religious rituals, as well as the development of inhabitants throughout various historical periods, namely the Illyrians/Dardanians and their descendants. Archaeological research in the Kosovo region began in a modest form around the 1930s, intensifying around the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and 80s when significant archaeological sites such as Novo Bërda, Ulpiana, Tjerrtorja, Glladnica, Hisar, Fafos, and many others were discovered.

Personal virtual exhibition as part of the Kosovo Museum program, on the occasion of International Museum Day. I presented 9 works/plates featuring motifs from archaeological and ethnographic artefacts found in the territory of Kosovo. Leda and the Swan Silver Roman fibula, dating back to the 3rd century AD, found in Ulpiana (near Prishtina, Kosovo). This fibula depicts the famous mythological scene of Leda and the Swan (actually Zeus/Jupiter). Anthropomorphous Mask Anthropomorphic terracotta mask from Neolithic period (5th millennium BC) discovered at the settlement of Tjerrtore (near Prishtina, Kosovo).

Prints I created using Aquatint technique in 2007 and 2008.