Born in Belgrade, Tatjana Trajković (b. 1975) is an independent artist and integrative consultant in art therapy and psychodrama.

She graduated from the Faculty of Applied Arts, Department of Applied Graphics/Photography. For the next sixteen years, she worked in a publishing house as a graphic designer, art director, photo editor and journalist. In 2017, she founded the association ‘Center for Art and Culture Artelje’, whose activities are aimed at supporting children and parents through art workshops, lectures, art therapy and education.

Her works have been exhibited at several solo and group exhibitions in Serbia and abroad. Since 2020, she has been a member of ULUPUDS (Design Section) and since 2023, the president of the Society of Fine and Applied Artists of Zemun.

She is the mother of three girls, and lives and works in Zemun.

Her selected projects and workshops include organizing children’s art workshops for the Paderborner Wasserakademie event (Paderborn, Germany, 2023); annual exhibitions of children’s works with CUK Artelje at Stara kapetanija Art Gallery (Zemun, Serbia, 2023 and 2022); receiving Special Praise for an outstanding student collection at the international competition Give Me Wings One Circle (Velika Plana, Serbia, 2021); the exhibition of children’s works IGRA at Stara kapetanija Art Gallery (Zemun, Serbia, 2021); designing and illustrating the book Mother’s Stories by Ana Jovanović (Belgrade, Serbia, 2019); leading art workshops at the Devet Festival (Collage Is Not a Lie, Belgrade, Serbia, 2019); the annual CUK Artelje exhibition at the Youth Office (Zemun, Serbia, 2018); children’s art workshops at the Magical Day Festival (Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2018); as well as organising several art children's workshops presented through the Tourist Organization of Serbia.