This watercolor depicts the striking facade view of the grid structure in front of the Science Museum at Parc de la Villette in Paris. The bright white grid creates a bold contrast against the dark, colorful facade behind it, highlighting the unique architectural elements of this contemporary space. I aimed to capture the interplay of shapes and colors, celebrating the modern design that defines this vibrant area of the city.
2024 – Paris
This watercolor painting captures the tranquil beauty of a sunset over New Belgrade. The sky, filled with clouds, showcases vibrant pink and yellow hues that pierce through, reflecting a fleeting moment of color against the darkened cityscape. This piece conveys the serene atmosphere right after a storm, highlighting the contrast between nature’s brilliance and the shadowed buildings below. I aimed to evoke a sense of calm and introspection, illustrating the beauty that often emerges after turmoil.
2023 – Belgrade
This two-page graffiti artwork presents the entire English alphabet, beautifully crafted in alternating warm and cool colors. Using alcohol markers and watercolor, I sought to capture the vibrancy and diversity of language through a playful and dynamic visual format. Each letter becomes a canvas of its own, inviting viewers to engage with the familiar while appreciating the creative possibilities of the alphabet. This piece reflects my love for typography and the artistic expression found within the written word.
2020 – Nicosia
This two-page graffiti piece showcases the entire Serbian Cyrillic alphabet, rendered in alternating silver and golden colors. Using alcohol markers and watercolor, I aimed to blend vibrant street art aesthetics with the elegance of the Cyrillic script. This work reflects my appreciation for the beauty of language and the cultural significance of the alphabet, transforming it into a dynamic visual form that invites viewers to explore and celebrate Serbian heritage.
2020 – Belgrade
“Dunes of Smoke” was my entry for the 2021 “420” art competition on Reddit. Created on yellow Canson paper with alcohol markers, fineliners, and acrylic markers, this piece centers around a ganja leaf, surrounded by fractal-like spirals of smoke in the background. It’s a blend of surreal forms and vibrant contrasts, designed to capture the ethereal and meditative qualities often associated with cannabis.
2021 – Nicosia
I created this piece for Montana Cans’ StayAtHome Battle during the lockdowns, capturing one of my favorite local graffiti spots – an underground passage filled with my own graffiti. Working on Canson paper, I used pencils, alcohol markers, acrylic markers, and fineliners to bring the gritty, vibrant feel of the place to life. Winning first place in the competition was an incredible moment for me, as it symbolized finding creative expression even in isolation.
2021 – Nicosia
