Split Reality is a multimedial series of photographs and paintings. It documents the harmony of urban landscape and nature. As a developing city, it is of great importance to preserve its natural beauty. 
This is the place where I have spent the majority of my life and unfortunately, I have not appreciated it until moving to London. Through immigration, one develops a love for multiple places, the incapability to experience them all at once becomes a burden while the fear of missing out starts to sink in. 


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Personal statement 
I wanted to document my hometown, the neighbourhood where I grew up, as the remains of rare brutalist architecture and its fusion with nature make it a beautiful and memorable place. It is a piece of me which I wish never to forget.
On this photographic journey, I was accompanied by my friend from childhood. We went to primary school together and recalled our memories of that period. It was lovely to see our school in a much better shape. The posters on the windows showcased many extracurricular activities which we did not have. It is lovely that new generations have far more options that we did, as the limits of our town and country were the main reason I left in the first place. I will hopefully be back soon. 





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Creative thinking & process 
Once the photographs are printed on canvas, painting, calligraphy and / or drawing is applied. There is no significant meaning in the additional layer, as it is determined in the moment. I don't always take the role of an architect that plans, sometimes I am a gardener who decides on the application of craft in the present, depending on the mood and inspiration which emerges at the time.






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Home | Sold 
Size 30 x 42 inch | 76 x 106 cm 
Medium Acrylics | Marker | Ink 
on photographic canvas print
2019


This is the building where my family lives and where I spent the majority of my existence. 
It was painted live at the Croatian Embassy for the opening of R E U S E. The first layers are thoughts and messages which I had at the time. Afterwards the messages were covered with energetic splashes of silver and gold paint. There is a certain element of aggression, anxiety and hysteria, which is notable in everything I create, especially in this piece. 

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Silver Lining | Sold  
Size 30 x 42 inch | 76 x 106 cm 
Photographic print on canvas | Silver marker 
2020


A commissioned piece which was meant to be the same style as Home. I took a turn in this one, where my intention was to merge the drawing and the photograph, so that print and the traditional medium are inseparable. Because of this decision, we did not continue with the overlay of acrylics. 






Commission process 
1. Select a digital photograph
2. Email me and I can advise you on size 
3. Decide on colours, motifs and techniques  
...or leave the top layer open to my improvisation





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