Marko Gavrilovic

Marko Gavrilovic was born in Belgrade, Serbia. He graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts and Design. In the following years, he practiced acrylics, sculpture, design, illustration, and drawing. He founded a Notus Light studio in 2002 where in cooperation with his team, Gavrilovic created more than 200 light – designed pieces during the years. His specialties are plastic sculptural lighting forms, which ultimately led him to the point where Art and Design cross their paths.
Gavrilovic represented Serbia at the International Global 2010 Fine Art Exhibition officially supported by FIFA for the World Cup, art event dedicated to lovers of art and sport.
He is a member of Association of Applied Arts Artists and Designers of Serbia and received a prize in 2013 for 60 years of funding ULUPUDS for best in show exhibition.
His artworks are in many private collections throughout the World.
In 2015, he represented Serbia at Milan EXPO with his light installation "Circle of Light".

Graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts and Design in Belgrade 2001.

2016
Contemporary City, paintings, Jugoexport Gallery, Belgrade
2015
“Circle of life” Lighting installation, painting, and drawings for
EXPO Milan 2015, Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life, Milan Italy
2015
Art Port Jugoexport - Three artists one show, Belgrade, Serbia
2014
Enlightened city - paintings & drawings, Consulate General of The Republic
of Serbia in New York
2013
Present & Future - Drawings, Cultural Center Grocka, Belgrade
Lighting sculptures exhibition together with music group Kinš, Cultural
Center Grocka, Belgrade
2012
Lineament of time, paintings, drawings, sculptures, Gallery Dunav
Insurance, Belgrade, May
Parts of light, sculptures, Cultural Center Grocka, Belgrade
Genesis Lighting sculptures and paintings, Gallery SKC, Belgrade, April
2011
12 rooms 12 sculptors, Residency of King Petar I, Belgrade
“Inside”, Lighting sculptures and drawings, Gallery Singidunum, Belgrade
Lines in motion, sculpture, Gallery Vladislav Marzik, Kraljevo

From 2002 – 2011 more that 150 light pieces with Notus Light studio, still active
2001
Gallery Hermes, Zemun, Serbia
Gallery SKC Kragujevac, Serbia
Blue boy, Dom Omladine, Belgrade