An Excited Bubble Sculpture

Jordan Tasevski graduated from The State High School For Applied Arts in 2003. He then continues his education at the Faculty of Architecture. Due to the synthesis of two domains in his education he understands art and architecture as a cultural phenomenon, as a communication act, and as a symbolic exchange. This explains his affinity for interpretation of the diverse cultural codes in distinctive spatial unities. He possesses a sense of recognition of the archetypal layer of markers and what is even more relevant their creative unification in spaces and forms with a pronounced narration and poeticism. After graduating in 2009 he has been engaged in the design and construction of several public and private buildings, and facilities of historical and cultural significance, as well as participation in public competitions, architectural and artistic workshops, and exhibitions. In Construction, Architecture and Ecology Magazine - Porta 3 publishes articles on architecture and urbanism that examine the contemporary issues that modern cities are experiencing.