Zeljko Lah

Zeljko Lah in his early days was an artist and fashion designer in London during the late 1960-early1970’s, well known for designing Rock and Roll style of clothing and some of his clients included Frank Zappa, Santana, Queen, Deep Purple,Jeff Christie, Black Sabath,Andy Warhol, Hockney,Francis Bacon ,Jimmy Hendrix,Freddy Mercury, and many others.
Some of the shoes and outfits he designed are displayed in Hard Rock cafes and certain Museums.During this period he produced Pop Art artwork and exhibited in group shows in London and Paris.
In the 1980’s he became an art dealer specializing in paintings from 1900 -1950’s, but his love of art was never too far and in 2010 he started again, painting, sculpting and designing installations using mostly recycling materials. He calls his sculptures Insulation Art,and has a registred trade mark Art Recyclage. His style is a cross between Abstract Impressionism and Modern Pop Art. Often the painting and sculpture merge into one.
He also coined the phrase ‘PopKorny Art’, which has elements of his ‘tongue in cheek’ view of love and the life around us and expresses a symbolistic take on modern life. Zeljko believes that Art should be Fun.
His main modus operandi is Art from the Heart, as he follow...

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