Tamara Mladenovic is a versatile artist from Serbia, who divides her creative time between Belgrade and Athens.  Tamara is combining in her work all branches of art that she has studied and researched throughout her life. From traditional oil paintings, Batik, and painting on silk to the movements of Indonesian traditional dances, she creates a rich, multifaceted body of work that showcases her deep appreciation and understanding of these varied art forms.

Somewhere in the midst of her academic studies, Tamara's interest in the art and paintings of Asia began to flourish. She found herself particularly drawn to Indonesian art and culture, captivated by its music, costumes, dance, and Batik techniques. These elements have significantly influenced and enriched her artistic style.

As a painter, she has showcased her work in numerous exhibitions both in Serbia and internationally. 

In her modest career, she is particularly proud of the creation of the silver medallion "Terpsichore," crafted for the National Theatre in Belgrade. This medallion, awarded annually to the best ballet artist in Serbia. She is also proud to have her jewellery included in the collection of the Museum of Applied Arts in Belgrade.

Since 2016 in collaborating with the Embassy of The Republic of Indonesia in Athens where she is teaching Indonesian traditional dance.
Since 2017 Member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts. Since 2025, member of the Association of Fine Artists of Serbia.