Theodora Neshkovich is an artist born in 2001 in Belgrade, Serbia. She studied at the School of Design (specializing in textile design), and later at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade (painting department, class of Simona Raicevic), where she earned her Bachelor's degree in 2024 and entered the master's program that same year.

Theodora Neshkovich actively participates in the art scene, taking part in numerous workshops, artist residencies, and festivals such as the IV OKO Feminist Festival in Budapest (2024) and the Summit of the Non-Aligned in Belgrade (2023). Since 2023, she has also been working with collective art groups. Her works have been exhibited at numerous group shows both in Serbia and internationally, including Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Austria, and the Czech Republic. Notable exhibitions include "Dostihovy Salon" (Brno, 2025), "Borders" (Graz, 2024), Art Weekend Belgrade (2024), "Idleness" (Ljubljana, 2023), "Evening Act" (Zagreb, 2023), among others.

Neshkovich's creative practice is multidisciplinary, encompassing painting, sculpture (using silicone and ceramics), printmaking, installations (made from textiles and natural materials), animation, and scenography. In her work, she frequently explores themes related to the social position of women, imposed roles, and beauty stereotypes, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and cultural phenomena such as Balkan virgins (women adopting male roles) or children's cartoons and their fanbases.