On the latest episode of the NIAS (Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies) podcast, Aleksandar Bošković discusses insights from his latest book, Nothing (:) Made in Yugoslavia. In the interview, Aleksandar Bošković explores the relationship between negation practices and systems of value – artistic, economic and symbolic.  His analysis centers various media from former Yugoslavia, arguing that the works show that ‘the invisible, indefinite, inaccessible nothing [beyond all systems of value] resists our conditioning, manipulation, and exploitation, while opening up a space of freedom.’