Jana Lulovska is an award-winning interdisciplinary artist whose eclectic and dynamic approach ignites curiosity, challenges perceptions and norms, and inspires positive change by exploring the intersections of the transformative power of art, science, and humanity. She works primarily in photography, painting, printmaking and installation, and is also active in experimental film, video art, and animation. She graduated from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts "Krastyo Sarafov", Sofia, Bulgaria.

Her artistic journey has been marked by cultural exploration and intellectual discourse, with projects that aim to inspire positive change and challenge preconceived notions. She uses art as a platform for stimulation, education and therapy, inviting viewers to contemplate their place in a complex and diverse world. In essence, her artistic practice is a testament to her belief in the transformative power of art, inspiring consciousness, healing, empathy, and understanding. Through her work, she focuses on the topics: the human condition, feminism, nature and ecology, time and movement.

Lulovska's work has earned recognition and awards in both visual arts and filmmaking. She has presented solo and group exhibitions in North Macedonia, USA, France, Belgium, Italy, Croatia, Greece etc. She has participated in international residencies, art and film workshops, and her films have been selected for numerous film festivals worldwide. Lulovska's artworks are in public collections in North Macedonia, Italy, Germany and Bulgaria and . Her work has been published in numerous books, catalogues and film magazines worldwide.

Member of the Association of Artists of Macedonia. 

Lives and works in Skopje, North Macedonia.