Don’t go now Painting

Andjela Milosevic is an artist, musician, and designer based in Serbia, Belgrade with a rich history of solo and group art exhibitions, renaissance concerts, bands, and design projects. Her work escapes the confines of borders and can be found all over the world in the form of paintings, illustrations, corporate artworks, designs, prints, and visual art. She is an artist fueled by thoughts and emotions, moments and transiency, the inner workings of the subconscious, abstract expressionism, and the dreaded power of time. Her fascination with eyes – unique and unrepeatable micro universes that showcase a wealth of colors, shapes, and hidden symbols of creation and destruction – earned her the nickname “Iris” in the galleries across the Adriatic region. Throughout her artistic education, she could never fully settle for just one direction or specialization. For years she juggled the worlds of design and painting, creating her unique style and broadening her artistic abilities. This gave her the opportunity to sharpen her skills when it comes to the ever-growing world of digital art and illustrations, but also approach everything with the traditionally trained eye of a painter. She completed her master’s studies at the Faculty of Contemporary Arts in Belgrade, Serbia, Department of Visual Arts.