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Marko Vojnić (Pula, 1980) is a Croatian-Italian visual artist, pedagogue, musician and anarchist. He is a lecturer at the Faculty of Textile Technology, University of Zagreb. He was born in Pula in 1980. In 1998, he graduated from the Pula High School of Applied Arts and Design. He studied at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Science in Rijeka (Cro), and the Academy of Fine Art in Zagreb (Cro) where he graduated in 2007. Since 2021, he has been employed as a lecturer at the Department of Design and Projecting of Textiles and Clothing at the Faculty of Textiles and Technology of the University of Zagreb. He has been exhibiting independently since 2002. He has been awarded several times for his work, and his works can be found in many museum collections, such as the Museum of Contemporary Art of Istria, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, the Cabinet of Graphics of HAZU in Zagreb, the City Museum in Bjeovar and the Osijek Museum of Fine Arts. He is the founder of Do It With Others Records and a member of the Punk Scholars Network. In addition to fine art and pedagogical work, he is actively engaged in music (collaboration with Gori Ussi Winnetou, Penny Rimbaud, Hugh Vivian, Zion Train, Jah Free, Ivana Vojnić Vratarić, Kodama Dub, Sundials, Homegrown Sound, Dubar Sound, Dub Punk, Steve Lake, Paul O'Donnell, Mark Astronaut, Laibach, Mikado Koko and others).