Hypocrisy - a lesson in judging other people

"Licemjerje 17"/"Hypocrisy 17", linocut with object on a wooden board, 

2014., 55.5x24.5 cm

"Licemjerje 18"/"Hypocrisy 18", linocut with object on a wooden board, 

2014., 55.5x24.5 cm

"Licemjerje 27"/"Hypocrisy 27", linocut with object on a wooden board, 

2014., 55.5x24.5 cm

"Licemjerje 34"/"Hypocrisy 34", linocut with object on a wooden board, 

2014., 55.5x24.5 cm

"Licemjerje 54"/"Hypocrisy 54", linocut with object on a wooden board, 

2014., 55.5x24.5 cm

"Licemjerje 87"/"Hypocrisy 87", linocut with object on a wooden board, 

2014., 55.5x24.5 cm

Hypocrite I

"Hypocrite I"/"Licemjer I", linocut, 2014., cca 50x55 cm

A blast from the past - "Ninja turtles" ;)

"Uzlaz"/"Ascension", linocut, 2013., cca 50x30 cm

"Konstrukt"/"Construct", linocut, 2013., cca 50x30 cm

"Strast"/"Passion", linocut, 2013., cca 50x30 cm

"1011", linocut, 2013., cca 50x30 cm

The linocuts made are a tribute to the four Renaissance masters and the continuity of the artistic period.

I am showing it with its ascension (Donatello), to the most hyped one of them all (da Vinci), to the one rich with colors (Raphael) only to end with Michelangelo, who "killed" the period by introducing the prototype of mannerism by delivering "deicide" (1011).

Safe buddies

A sketch for a poster I'm working on.

The Noise inside the Noise, 2013., Alpbach, Austria

As I was attending Seminar Week in the 2013. European Forum Alpbach, my constant urge to draw got the best of me during classes. Listening to Evil in Art and The Roots of European Values seminars my hand drew things in spite of having to write notes. So I did both and decided to have a small exhibition of my notes at the end of Seminar Week in my room for honored guests and whoever heard of it along the way.

Exhibition opening

Facebook link to the video containing the opening of the exhibition Retrospective: We were never contemporary: https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=598349556850801&saved

Pentaptych of super heroes

 Flashippides

The Silver Thinker

 David Lantern

Discobolus America

Dying Kree

The dimensions of each of the paintings except of David Lantern are 100x70 cm. 

David Lantern is cca 120x80 cm.

The technique is acrylic on canvas and they were made in the span of summer 2012. to May 2013. They were the main object of my first solo exhibition two weeks ago. The title of the exhibition was Retrospective: We were never contemporary.

The video to the opening of the exhibition will be uploaded soon.

The Future is Changing

"The Future is Changing",

2013., acrylic on canvas, 

cca 200x150 cm

End of the World

"Rush Hour" to begin the posting.