Milan Zulic

Milan Zulic (Sombor, 1972) The creative field of this artist blends digital technology with classical art disciplines, exploring multidimensional ways of giving form to the inner, the unseen, and the sacred — through a language shaped by unique aesthetics and universal beauty. This approach has led to numerous international awards and recognitions in the fields of drawing, sculpture, photography, video, and design.
Over the past 30 years, his artworks have been showcased in 35 solo exhibitions and over 400 group exhibitions in some of the most significant galleries, museums, and festivals worldwide, in cities such as Belgrade, Novi Sad, Podgorica, Rijeka, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Napoli, Trieste, Gdansk, Varna, Sofia,  Athens, Skopje, Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, Marseille, Lugano, Zürich, Basel,  Warsaw, Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Shillong, Kochi, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro,  Leon, Toluca, Valparaiso, Camagüey, Coimbra, Newark, Vancouver, Long Island City, Miami, Seattle, Reno, Sao Luis, Vitória, Rennes, Nantes, St Malo, Toulouse, Maubeuge, Montreux, Clermont-Ferrand, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Antwerp, Liège, Nenagh, Coventry, Luxembourg, Moscow, Amorgos, Sikinos, Paphos,  Kalamata, Zanjan, Cairo, Casablanca, Tehran, Dubai, Taos, Guadalajara,  Monterrey, Mexico City, Santiago de Cuba, Medellín, La Paz, Auckland, Rome, Venezia, Milan, Madrid, Lisbon, London, Brooklyn, New York City, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, Palma de Mallorca, etc.

Milan Zulic’s art has found its place in galleries and private collections worldwide, enriching cultural heritage and artistic legacy. He lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland.  
www.milanzulic.com


Portfolio:

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These photographs, that are no more photographs, impres not only in their sheer volume but they (in their new form)
also provide an all together different visual dimension/perspective.
the artist had used photographic waste (old unwanted
photographs) upon wich he applied various acids and hydrogen peroxides thus creating kaleidostopic shapes that were
then turned into drawings by careful and uneven removal of the surface. the author allows
the original photographic pigment to show in places so that in turn they reflect his intuitive artistic expression.
Eleven thousand images speak for eleven thousand miniature works of art and within eleven thousand photographs there
are as many associative, geometric and expressive abstractions.
with their unusual slits, splits and cuts, these photos visually verbalise thoughts on warm summer breeze,
traveling and as such represent lucid imprints of images incarnated within the abstract and imaginative surrounding.
all this proves that this artist, who cannot be measured by the volume of this exhibition, is not only someone with an
enormous artistic potential but also someone who's best work is to come...

Radmila Savcic
Art historian

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