Exhibition

Denis Krašković: My Story

28. 09. 2012 – 25. 11. 2012

The exhibition My Story contains works that were created over a long period of time and clearly demonstrate Krašković’s orientation toward figural art that is strongly imbued with Christian iconography and social engagement with current issues. The compositional stories of Bed (1998), Seed (2011), Self-Portrait with an Angel and a Devil (1993), Hanging Up the Gloves (2012), and others, executed as both sculptures and drawings, actualize the artist’s intimate reflection on the world, while on the other hand the dialogue with religion indicates his ethical approach to dealing with the world. The compositions with the works God is Great (2004), Ostriches to Africa (2003), Thread the Needle (2005), and others clearly express the artist’s activist ethical engagement he wishes to tell us about: Friends, this is my story.

Photo: Matej Jordan

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