Bisca Art

My new art is an exploration of high fashion and the emotional aspects of consumerism in today's society. I strive to create visually impactful pieces through the use of various art techniques that capture the essence of the moment and showcase the significance of brands and high-end luxury objects. This artwork serves as an expression of our societal norms and cultural values, delving into the emotional impact of consumerism on the human experience. With each piece, I aim to create a visual commentary on the world around us and challenge viewers to reflect on their own relationships with materialism.

I spent four years at Academy of Fine Arts where I majored in painting.

No Peace WITHOUT JUSTICE
Loyola University’s – Sullivan Center – 6339 N. Sheridan, Chicago, October 19th 2012

To Fear or Not to Fear
The Art Center of Highland Park, Highland Park, USA
Art exhibit presented by L.I.P.A.
May 26, 2007 to June 25, 2007.

Ten Years After
Art Exhibition and Presentation at the United Nations
The United Nations Headquarters
Group Exhibition, New York, USA, July 11, 2005 through July 31, 2005.

Echoes of Complicity
An art exhibit dedicated to the victims of Srebrenica
Lipa Gallery, Group Exhibition, Chicago, USA, July 9. 2005.

Pandora Meets Sarajevo: 
Reclamations for a Wounded World
Line Drive Gallery, Evanston, 13. March 2005.

Old New Borrowed Blue
Lipa Gallery
Chicago, February 4. 2005.
Group Exhibition, Chicago, USA

Participating in The Tile Project
Destination: The World, 2004.
Selected Tiles