Exhibitions
A creative voyage shaped by southern spirit – “Something from the South” Here you can explore my past and upcoming exhibitions, each telling a unique story through digital graphic art. Every show is an opportunity to present a new perspective, deeply inspired by the culture, surroundings, and Mediterranean spirit. All of my exhibitions so far have been presented under the title ‘Something from the South’, which has grown into the central slogan of my artistic journey. Through this series I aim to travel from town to town, from the Mediterranean spirit of Split to every corner I can reach, bringing the same and new upcoming body of works into different contexts, atmospheres, and encounters.
Something from the South – InfoZona, Split (January 2025)
The positive reactions encouraged me to present my works live for the first time and provide a new way of experiencing them. All the exhibited works were created in Photoshop and through them I tell a southern story about Split and its unique Mediterranean character.
Something from the South – Hidden Dalmatia, Dugopolje (July 2025)
After the Split overture, the “Something from the South” project continues its journey – now in the premises of the Hidden Dalmatia Center in Dugopolje. In an environment that promotes the natural heritage and identity of Dalmatia, the works take on a new impression, encountering a space that understands and feels what comes from the depths of the south. The exhibition brings a specific visual expression, a combination of contemporary graphics and the southern soul. Each work was created without the help of artificial intelligence – from the hand, from the head, from emotion. This time, visitors will have the opportunity to see some new works and new performances that further develop this story and bring fresh visual energy to the space. It is a story that vibrates with colors, emotions and the identity of the south, told in a modern, digital and different way. “Something from the South” in Hidden Dalmatia is not just an exhibition. it is a continuation of the journey.
Something from the South – Cultural Center Bol (July 2025)
After its premieres in Split and Dugopolje, Something from the South continues its journey this summer and arrives on the island of Brač. There, the local energy, island spirit and specific silence of the south merge with the author’s vibrant and layered digital visions. In this edition of the exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to view new works that include futuristic scenes, nostalgic depictions of the south and visual interpretations of historical layers. Everything is done in a recognizable authorial style based solely on his own expression. The project remains true to storytelling – each scene carries its own story, each color pulsates with emotion, imagination and reality. The ambience of the island serves as a stage for a new chapter of this visual journey. Something from the South is not just an exhibition – it is a spreading vibration, a traveling story and a view of the south through the eyes of those who deeply feel it.
Nešto s juga – Museum of the City of Trogir (October 2025)
After exhibitions in Split, Dugopolje and Bol, Something from the South has continued its steady journey and found a new chapter within the walls of the Museum of the City of Trogir. Set in a place layered with history, the exhibition opens a dialogue between the museum’s stone ambience and the author’s vibrant, emotional digital language. In this phase of the project, visitors encountered a selection of existing works alongside several new pieces created specifically for this setting. The characteristic elements remain — Mediterranean tones, bold colours, stylised forms, moments of memory and rhythm — but in Trogir, they gain a slightly different breath. The atmosphere of the old town, its patterns, its silence and its stories subtly reshape the way each scene is read and felt. The exhibition stays true to the core of the project: storytelling. Every composition carries its own tone, every colour holds a fragment of emotion, and every frame hints at the South as something lived, remembered and continually rediscovered. What emerges is not just a collection of works, but a moving narrative — a personal view of the Mediterranean translated into a contemporary visual language. Over fifteen days, the exhibition was visited by more than 230 people, confirming once again that this young author’s distinctive and original style resonates with a broad audience, from those familiar with digital art to
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