About Nikola Pešić
Born 1973. Nikola Pešić is a sculptor and visual artist.
Nikola Pešić (born 1973) is a Serbian sculptor and painter.
Early life Pešić was born in Belgrade in 1973. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade with the degree of painting, although he completed his master's degree in sculpture in class of Professor Mrđan Bajić in 1998.
In 1999, he got a scholarship from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) when he went to Stuttgart, where he finished his post-graduate studies at the State Academy of Fine Arts in the class of Professor Micha Ullman.
Pešić's works (sculptures, objects) have been represented at many important exhibitions in Serbia (Oktobarski salon) and at different art fairs in Europe (Viennafair in Vienna and Art Fair in Cologne) by Zvono Gallery.
Nikola Pešić is a member of ULUS (Visual Artists Association of Serbia).
Pešić's art Nikola Pešić's art consists of highly esthetic objects which hide and generate at the same time different meanings by means of their simple pleasing forms and lines. The interpretation of Pešić's art is based on symbolic models of Christianity, gnosticism and non-Christian religions. According to Nikola, art must be attractive "at first sight". His sculptures are made of transparent and dim polyesters, epoxy and acrylic resins, magnifying glasses, mirrors, brass and other polished and reflecting materials. Even though Pesic tries to achieve perfection, he rarely uses machines when manufacturing his sculptures, and he usually does everything manually. As he himself says: "My sculptures should reflect my wish to make something perfect, and at the same time the impossibility to do it. I think that the manually shaped forms have special enchant and power.
One of the characteristics of Pesić's art is absolute absence of politics in his works. Pesić, if looks some political idol at all, he looks for it in bogumils, cathars and gnostics, because like them, he does not have any need to belong to any state, political option or church.
Exhibitions
Selection of the group exhibitions
39. October Salon, 25 May Museum, Belgrade, 1998 From April to April, Andrićev venac Gallery, Belgrade, 1998 III Yugoslav Biennal of Youth, Konkordija, Vršac, 1998 Art Critic's Selection, Gallery of The Belgrade Cultural Center, Belgrade, 1998 40. October Salon, 25 May Museum, Belgrade, 1999 Internationale Biennale neues Aquarell, Kleinsassen, 1999 Selection From the Nineties, Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, 2000 En Fin, Unesco Gallery, Paris, 2000 Niveau, Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, 2001 42. October Salon, Marija Dragojlović's selection, Belgrade 2001 V Yugoslav Biennal of Youth, Konkordija, Vrsac, 2002 43. October Salon, Belgrade, 2002 Funkshion, Miami Beach, USA, 2004 37. Herceg Novi Winter Art Salon, Herceg Novi, 2004 20/21, ZVONO Gallery, Belgrade, 2005 46. October Salon, Belgrade, 2005
Solo exhibitions
Objects and Sculptures, ZVONO Gallery, Belgrade, 1997 Bad Time Stories, ZVONO Gallery, Belgrade, 1998 One Two Three, Youth Center Gallery, Belgrade, 2000 Material World, ZVONO Gallery, Belgrade, 2002 Sofort Waschen, ZVONO Gallery, Belgrade, 2003
Art fairs
Viennafair, Vienna, 2005, 2006 Art Fair, Cologne, 2006
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