Milan Vujosevic

Born in Montenegro, Milan now resides in the United States. His involvement in the arts began at an early age, and by the age of 17, he was already exhibiting his work in numerous group exhibitions. After graduating with a degree in Architecture in Belgrade, Serbia, he moved to the United States.

Milan brings a unique and diverse approach to his art. Much like his work in architecture, where he designs homes using a variety of styles, forms, and materials, he does not limit his artwork to a single mode of expression. Instead, he continually challenges himself by exploring different media, techniques, and forms.

His work often combines layers of acrylic and oil paint with spray paint and other materials. Moving between surrealist, abstract, sculptural, and realistic expressions, Milan brings a fresh and evolving perspective to his artistic practice. A distinctive aspect of his work is the integration of sculpture and painting, resulting in three-dimensional sculptural paintings and wall sculptures that blur the boundaries between traditional artistic disciplines.

Milan has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions. His work was featured in the 2003 surrealist exhibition “Brave Destiny” at the Williamsburg Art & Hist...

BA in Architecture. Belgrade, Serbia

2013 52 International juried competition. San Diego Art Institution, Museum of the Living Arts. San Diego, CA.
2013 Left Coast Annual Show. Juried competition. Sanchez Art Center, Pacifica, CA.
2013 Solo exhibition, a retrospective. Think Tank gallery, Downtown Los Angeles.
Exhibition of 50 large paintings and wall sculptures.
2011 Open call Los Angeles. Barnsdall Art Center, Los Angeles
2001 International juried competition “Brave Destiny”. Williamsburg Art and Historical Center, Brooklyn, NY. Largest world retrospective of surrealist art.
2001 Group exhibition “European/ Slovenian art”. Williamsburg Art and Historical Center, Brooklyn, NY.
1998 Publication in Capitol Times. Article title “Artist transcends boundaries.” Cover of art section. Capitol Times newspaper.