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Biography

1975. Born in Sombor/ Serbia.
Since early 90's publishing artwork in many fanzines in Serbia and abroad,also writing several fanzines and played in number of local hardcore/punk bands. At the moment screaming in Nakot.
2002. Founding Subwar Collective with Andrea Tomasevic and Maja Gavrilovski.
2003. Starting with tattoo art.
2005. Louarn Kounnaret - D.I.Y. publisher from France publishing the book with Doomsday Graphics artwork (together with artwork of Andrea Tomasevic - Shaved Women) - "Wonderful world of Doomsday Graphics & Shaved Women"
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About Me...
My first memories are connected with drawing. Sometimes I think I started to draw before I started to talk. That sounds right, since even today I communicate better with lines than with words. I am certain that vocal communication is overrated, limited by dialect,specific culture and linguistic region. Every translation into a different language loses some of the words beauty, power, meaning. But the drawing is unique, and yet accessible and understandable; it doesn't need translation, and yet offers itself to different interpretations. It encourages thought and and imagination.I don't understand the question: "What does this drawing mean?". What I am trying to show is less important than what you want to see. Of course, my drawings and picrures are trying to get your attention, to say something, but if you ask me to retel what I have drawn, I feel as you would if I asked you to draw what you say.

About Doomsday Graphics...
Somethimes people sarcasticaly ask me about my drawings and graphics, "Man, what do you dream about?".What I draw (unfortunately) doesn't come from dreams, but from reality. Of course, we don't see creatures walking around sewing their lips shut, nor children whose faces have grown together with gas masks, but if you want to enter someone's mind, you have to shock. Maybe this will sound strange, but I consider my drawings beautiful, sometimes much more than what they have been inspired by. Doomsday Graphics is the offspring of my attempt to stay sane and aware in system that doesn't appreciate sanity and awareness. The womb where fetus was created is my feelings and brain, and seed wich has fertilized it, is the doom of civilisation of the masters and of the slaves...
A diary of defeat, destruction, and extinction; a dictionary of lies. A flashback from amnesiac mind, a butcher of emotions. A catalyst of past and future, condemned to the present. A camera of Judgment Day. A freak show mirror - laugh at the distorted reflections of your apathy! No, we don't sell the truth, we don't keep it here... We don't have license. We don't know where the beginning is, and we don't want to follow the false tracks of their history to find it. The end is too close to see its totality; we frame its pieces and stick them in the family album. Our hands are clean, our eyes empty, we wait in line... Today they hand out canned lies and powdered death. I'ts ok. We'll survive somehow.
Fertilized with force, Born in blood, Raised with precision, Fed on herbicide!

 
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The Most Important Exhibitions

1995. Zlatno Pero (Belgrade/ Serbia; group exhibition)
1998. Alternative Cultural Centre "Subhaus" (Sombor/ Serbia)
1998. - 2000. Spontaneus presentations in Slovenia, Macedonia, Hungary, Romania, Croatia.
2000. Attack! (Zagreb/ Croatia)
2001. Salon Mladih (Zagreb/ Croatia; group exhibition)
2001. Klub Scena (Novi Sad; Serbia)
2002. Trienale Crteza (Rijeka/ Croatia; group exhibition)
2003. Dom Omladine (Belgrade/ Serbia; together with Damir Pavic - Septic)
2003. Galerija Otvorenog Univerziteta (Subotica/ Serbia; together with Andrea Tomasevic - Shaved Women)
2005. Balkan Anarchist Bookfair (Zagreb/ Croatia; book promotion and exhibition together with Andrea Tomasevic - Shaved Women)
2005. Anarcho/ Feminist Festival (Skoplje/ Macedonia; book promotion and exhibition together with Andrea Tomasevic - Shaved Women)