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Saša Ostoja

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@sasaostoja.studio
🦜Amsterdam based artist 🦜 ✍🏽 Personal art @sasa.ostoja For commissions 👉🏾 📧
  • Art & DIY
  • Following 1.9K
  • Followers 10.2K
  • Engagement 1.2%
  • Avg comments 10

About Saša Ostoja

Saša Ostoja (@sasaostoja.studio) is an Art creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 10,188 followers and 429 published posts. Recent posts average 116 likes and 10 comments, an engagement rate of 1.2%.

With 10.2K followers, Saša Ostoja is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Saša Ostoja follows 1,860 accounts, so the audience is roughly 5.5 times the size of the list followed. Saša Ostoja is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Saša Ostoja under Art, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Saša Ostoja runs to 9 words across 3 lines. The bio mentions @sasa.ostoja. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Saša Ostoja dates from April 2024.

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429 Posts

All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Saša Ostoja are carousels. 429 published posts give Saša Ostoja a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 24 followers for each post published. Saša Ostoja also keeps 6 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 122 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include work, part, share, edition and works.

Recent work for (Kampioen), including editorial illustrations and visuals for the new editorial guidelines. Nice to work on projects that connect to my interest in outdoor culture. ⛰️🚴🏼‍♀️🏕️
A bit off season but still nice to share! 🎄Made a special Christmas edition bottle for the Heineken Experience. More merch is coming for their kiosk. 🍻
(5/5 Jordaan, 1950). I am very pleased I was asked to be part of the renewed edition of the Canon of Amsterdam, a series of 49 detailed works accompanying study material for primary and secondary education around the question “What and who shaped Amsterdam throughout history into the city it is today?”.

For this request I dove into my love for history, the city of Amsterdam, and bringing these specific stories to life through my work. I created 5 drawings of important moments: Grachtengordel’ (1612), ‘Aansprekersoproer’ (1696), ‘Rebrandtstad’ (1852), ‘Noordzeekanaal’ (1876), and ‘Jordaan’ (1950). Will share them all here. For more info go to amsterdamnl/stadsarchief/canon! 🐦

About the image, Jordaan, 1950:
“Better to be in Mokum without a penny than in Paris with a million.” With this one line, Johnny Jordaan captures the deep pride Amsterdammers feel for their city. That pride grows in the 1950s and ’60s, especially in the Jordaan, the city’s most iconic neighborhood.
More than once, the Jordaan nearly disappears. The demolition of the poor, run-down district appears repeatedly on the city council’s wish list. But the people of Amsterdam rise up, and defend ‘their’ Jordaan.”
(4/5 Noordzeekanaal, 1876). I am very pleased I was asked to be part of the renewed edition of the Canon of Amsterdam, a series of 49 detailed works accompanying study material for primary and secondary education around the question “What and who shaped Amsterdam throughout history into the city it is today?”.

For this request I dove into my love for history, the city of Amsterdam, and bringing these specific stories to life through my work. I created 5 drawings of important moments: Grachtengordel’ (1612), ‘Aansprekersoproer’ (1696), ‘Rebrandtstad’ (1852), ‘Noordzeekanaal’ (1876), and ‘Jordaan’ (1950). Will share them all here. For more info go to amsterdamnl/stadsarchief/canon! 🚢

About the image, Noordzeekanaal, 1876:
At the beginning of the 19th century, things were not going well in the harbor of Amsterdam. Rich people in the city decided to invest in a new canal that would connect Amsterdam directly to the North Sea. The workers paid a high price to build it, but their hard work made the city easier to reach.
In 1876, the first ships sailed through the North Sea Canal. This helped Amsterdam’s economy grow again and made the city easier to reach from other countries.
(3/5 Rebrandtstad, 1852). I am very pleased I was asked to be part of the renewed edition of the Canon of Amsterdam, a series of 49 detailed works accompanying study material for primary and secondary education around the question “What and who shaped Amsterdam throughout history into the city it is today?”.

For this request I dove into my love for history, the city of Amsterdam, and bringing these specific stories to life through my work. I created 5 drawings of important moments: Grachtengordel’ (1612), ‘Aansprekersoproer’ (1696), ‘Rebrandtstad’ (1852), ‘Noordzeekanaal’ (1876), and ‘Jordaan’ (1950). Will share them all here. For more info go to amsterdamnl/stadsarchief/canon! 🖼️

About the image, ‘Rembrandtstad, 1852:
“On the morning of May 27, 1852, a large crowd gathers at the Amsterdam Botermarkt. Even the King and the Prince are there. Together, they unveil the statue of Rembrandt van Rijn, the most famous painter in the Netherlands. Such a monument in a prominent location is a statement: Amsterdam claims the position of European Capital of Culture of the Netherlands. But for whom is this hero worship actually intended?”
(2/5 Aansprekersoproer, 1696). I am very pleased I was asked to be part of the renewed edition of the Canon of Amsterdam, a series of 49 detailed works accompanying study material for primary and secondary education around the question “What and who shaped Amsterdam throughout history into the city it is today?”.

For this request I dove into my love for history, the city of Amsterdam, and bringing these specific stories to life through my work. I created 5 drawings of important moments: Grachtengordel’ (1612), ‘Aansprekersoproer’ (1696), ‘Rebrandtstad’ (1852), ‘Noordzeekanaal’ (1876), and ‘Jordaan’ (1950). Will share them all here. For more info go to amsterdamnl/stadsarchief/canon! 🔥

About the image, ‘Aansprekersoproer’, 1696:
“In the seventeenth century, riots in Amsterdam were not uncommon. Hunger, taxes, or religious tensions drove residents into the streets. Protest was often their only voice. The Funeral Directors’ Riot of 1696 is the most violent example of this. What began as resistance by undertakers against a new municipal service and additional taxes escalated within a few days into a large-scale uprising. The riot clearly exposed the social inequalities within the city.”
(1/5 Grachtengordel, 1612). I am very pleased I was asked to be part of the renewed edition of the Canon of Amsterdam, a series of 49 detailed works accompanying study material for primary and secondary education around the question “What and who shaped Amsterdam throughout history into the city it is today?”.

For this request I dove into my love for history, the city of Amsterdam, and bringing these specific stories to life through my work. I created 5 drawings of important moments: Grachtengordel’ 1612, ‘Aansprekersoproer’ 1696, ‘Rebrandtstad’ 1852, ‘Noordzeekanaal’ 1876, and ‘Jordaan’ 1950.

Will share them one by one. To find more information you can go to to my website or visit amsterdam.nl/stadsarchief/canon 🧱

About the image, Grachtengordel, 1612:
“At the beginning of the seventeenth century, Amsterdam was bursting at the seams. The population was growing rapidly, the ports were becoming full, and the many small businesses were causing a nuisance. New plans were needed to create more space. The result was impressive: fourteen kilometers of canals, eighty bridges, and the famous Golden Bend with its stately buildings. The canal belt shone as the jewel of the city, but at the same time marked the social divides."
Cool to be part of this project 📖📓📚
The children’s book ‘Ik Begin’ is out!

In the Netherlands not every kid has the same chance to join in with sports, arts or culture. Sometimes all it takes is just a little step to get started.

Ik Begin is full of 15 personal first-step stories that show how even the smallest start can grow into something bigger.
The book is available in four languages and also comes with Dutch audio. You can read or listen to it online for free, and schools can order copies during Kinderboekenweek.

Proud my illustrations are part of this adventure, together with:
– client
– PR
– graphic design
– partner
– author
Part of a 200 meter exhibition at lounge 1 you’ll find my new work ‘Flourishing Falwa’. A piece inspired by the moment of dusk at the Veluwe, where I like to spend my time. 19 Dutch artists made an artwork inspired by the culture and nature of their home country representing calm, exhibited in one of the most busiest places. All works are connected by the line of the horizon.
Agency: & Unchain the Tiger
A special thanks to ✌🏾
Photos made by me and Joris Bruring
Really happy with the result 🫂
Big thank you to the

Muchas gracias 🎨
💕

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Saša Ostoja's engagement

Saša Ostoja's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.2%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 83 followers. An average post collects 116 likes and 10 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.

Engagement rate

1.2%

Avg likes
116
Avg comments
10
Interactions : followers
1 : 83

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Who is Saša Ostoja?

Saša Ostoja (@sasaostoja.studio) is an Art creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. Saša Ostoja is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Saša Ostoja runs to 9 words across 3 lines.

How many followers does Saša Ostoja have?

Saša Ostoja has 10,188 followers on Instagram (10.2K). Saša Ostoja follows 1,860 accounts, so the audience is roughly 5.5 times the size of the list followed. 429 published posts give Saša Ostoja a moderate archive on Instagram.

What is Saša Ostoja's engagement rate?

Saša Ostoja's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.2%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 83 followers. An average post collects 116 likes and 10 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.

What does Saša Ostoja post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Saša Ostoja under Art, with Art & DIY as a secondary category. All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Saša Ostoja are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Saša Ostoja repeatedly use the words work, part, share, edition and works. Saša Ostoja writes those captions mainly in English. Saša Ostoja keeps 6 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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