Igor Andjelic

Born in 1961 in Ljubljana. In 1979 he completed his studies in photography and opened a graphic design studio. He also worked as a photo reporter for Slovenian weekly magazine Mladina, interior design magazine Ambient and at the same time exhibited his work. His several years of cooperation with gallery Škuc turned the mentioned gallery space into one of the most popular socializing spots in Ljubljana.
 
In his career, the author worked as a designer of various public spaces such as gallery Škuc, K4 Club,  the coffee house Kavarna Pločnik, the Samsara ice cream bar, and Salon Minimal in a way which gave the above mentioned spaces not only form, but also content. It was actually Salon Minimal that counts as his most important work. He used it as his presentation piece at the Biennale of industrial design in Ljubljana in 2001 and Biennalle di Venezia 2001, which resulted in an array of media coverage in globally renowned magazines such as Wallpaper, Stern, Corriere della Sera. Salon Minimal also hosted works of world artists such as American minimalist Sol Le Witt, David Maljković, Marko Peljhan, Dragan Živadinov, Irwin, Scanner… In 2003, Minimal’s logo was a winner in a competition commissioned by the Type Directors Club New...