Alex Vorti
Alex Vorti, born 1991 in Majdanpek, Serbia, graduated in sculpture from the University of Applied Sciences in Belgrade. In addition to his artistic work, he teaches art and the English language. Experts on visual arts have commended him in the same breath with outstanding pioneers of Tachism such as Arnulf Rainer and Hans Staudacher. There are good reasons to compare world-famous artists of that genre with Alex Vorti who brought a breath of fresh air into the world of abstract painting and great . . .
Danijela Gracner
Born in 1983 in Kragujevac, Serbia, the artist lives and works in Paris.While studying applied arts and mural painting at the University of Belgrade, she dealt with the theme of subordination and the adaptation of people to the prescribed social constraints in her performances under the title "Sleepers". She portrays people as puppets crammed into a tight corset of traditions, rules and constraints, performing their duties at the expense of their talents and potential. Congealed, uniformed and s . . .
Svjetlana Dosen
Born in Bosnia in 1978, she studied painting at the Novi Sad University of Art in Serbia and worked for several years in Göttingen, Germany and in Aalborg, Denmark, where she lives today.In her paintings, Svjetlana manages to transform everyday reality into magical representations. Her knowledge and cosmopolitanism coupled with her technical skills transform the cold reality into a universe of lively beings. She masters the play of colours and forms like a magician.At the centre of her work is t . . .
Sergei Aparin
The great masters of the present are expected to reach the perfection of their predecessors and add something more. Sergei Aparin succeeds in this. Every painting is a world of its own. The real mixes with the mystic. An invitation to immerse, linger and reflect, which one gladly accepts. One could write a long art-historical/philosophical essay about each work. In the context of a catalogue preface, the scope is limited to a few morsels and the viewer is invited to "Crave for more".Many of his . . .
Paul Mühlbauer
The main concept of his art is the human and life itself. To live free, lighthearted and self-determining is the goal that he wants to convey.Playful, sometimes weightless, a little grotesque human figures are pictured in a comic style. Vibrant, pure colors, happiness, but only at first sight.The thinly drawn, tall creatures are only mirrors held up by the artist, they reflect distorted pictures of ourself, of society and the life we live today. Our existence is without goal and phantasy, or we . . .
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