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''Untitled Toys'' / Journey to the Future

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- Nikola Marković - sculptures & art objects

The exhibition will be open from  

- 23  October 2021 to 23 February 2022 

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

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Nikola Marković, (Kotor, Montenegro,1972.) is a artist currently living and working in Berlin and Podgorica. The artist began developing his own style and working with national and international galleries from 1992. Nikola is inspired by all childhood phenomenas and simbols and he is known for his unique drawings dedicated to the early human experiances of prenatal aesthetic.. 
He likes to explore specialy papers, organic and natural materials, miniature formats and unique drawing techniques, using antique peaces as a rady mades, acrylic paints, as well as through assamblage and collages. With his unique artistic work he leads us through experiance of prenatal aestehetics and childhood memories to the gate of short history of toys future. Inspired by world of childhood Nikola ultimately seeks to evoke our earlyest joy, energy and a love of our childhood expiriences through his drawings, paintings, objects and sculptures.
«When I create a drawing as an artwork, my mind is in another dimension, discovering something unique and incredible that exists hidden in the skin of the paper on which I draw and it was never seen before...»

(N. Markovic, 1994)
Nikola’s work has been exhibited, on numerous occasions, in Montenegro and abroad (France, Russia, Azerbaian, Romania, USA, Greece, Austria, and Germany).

''Down the Rabbit Hole'' 

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- Anna Nezhnaya - art objects and Paintings

The exhibition will be open until 

- 1 February 2022 

The exhibition opening time: 18h - 21h 

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

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Anna Nezhnaya (Moscow, 1987) lives and works in Berlin since 2016. With her background as a trained graphical artist from the Moscow State University for Printing Arts and Graphics, Anna explores traditional images in contemporary settings. For Anna, digital drawing is the perfect connection for classical painting to light art, serving as studies for her neon sculptures. Light plays a major role in her works as she is painting light objects in dark architectural spaces. Furthermore Anna Nezhnaya is developing experimental ways to creates surface structure with new painting techniques. Artist reflects on topic of grotesque feminism, exploring images of femaleness in terms of mysticism and metaphor.
...Anna Nezhnaya explores remaining sacral spaces in contemporary life, diverse spiritual traditions in the West and their transformations during recent decades. Her main area of interest is space in a non-didactic sense. Her work oscillates between objectivity and abstraction (manual as digital) and explores identity in the post Internet age and the slippery divide between reality and virtual reality, in paintings, light objects, drawings...