Aleksandar Bezinovic

Aleksandar Bezinovic's artistic process intertwines creation and destruction, focusing on how civilisations are built, destroyed, and then reconstructed. He works with various materials such as charcoal, dry pigments, and acrylic paints, expressing a complex admiration for civilisation's traces in his art

"My artistic process has always been connected with exploring the painting medium through the continuous intertwining of creation and destruction, appearance and disappearance.I am interested in the ways and means with which we build and destroy civilisation, and then reconstruct it in traces of corrosive material with a different perspective and the same admiration. The materials and techniques I use are charcoal, dry pigments, acrylic paints, shellac, bitumen, varnishes and canvas. In practical and civilisational terms, these materials provide us with energy, enable us to express ourselves, protect us from the elements and contaminate us at the same time."

Aleksandar Bezinovic's artistic process intertwines creation and destruction, focusing on how civilisations are built, destroyed, and then reconstructed. He works with various materials such as charcoal, dry pigments, and acrylic paints, expressing a complex admiration for civilisation's traces in his art

Aleksandar Bezinovic's artistic process intertwines creation and destruction, focusing on how civilisations are built, destroyed, and then reconstructed. He works with various materials such as charcoal, dry pigments, and acrylic paints, expressing a complex admiration for civilisation's traces in his art

Aleksandar Bezinovic's artistic process intertwines creation and destruction, focusing on how civilisations are built, destroyed, and then reconstructed. He works with various materials such as charcoal, dry pigments, and acrylic paints, expressing a complex admiration for civilisation's traces in his art