Viktor Popović is a visual artist whose work explores the intersection of architecture, archive, and memory through a variety of mediums, including photography, installation, and site-specific intervention. Popović lives and works in Split, Croatia, where he also serves as a tenured professor of the Painting Department at the Arts Academy of the University of Split. In his recent work, Popović interrogates the legacy of Soviet-era modernist architecture in former Yugoslavia. Employing archival images, reclaimed Soviet-era found objects, and even staging his work at the sites of these buildings, Popović highlights the tension between their past purpose and present functionality, interrogating the position of personal and social memory in relation to these architectural histories.