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Djordje Ozbolt
Djordje Ozbolt
Untitled 2005
Courtesy The Artist and Herald St, London
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Ozbolt's dark and romantic vision emerges through his small-scale
paintings. These eclectic images cover a wide range of sources –
from religious iconography to popular culture to children's tales.
They are drawn from experiences that have touched him, such as
turbulent events from his past, observations during travels and his
recent art studies.
Often a theme is triggered during the process of painting.
Suicide was inspired by a terrorist act described on the radio.
Le Duc takes its source from a nineteenth-century book of coats
of arms. Ozbolt's Dadaist spirit is revealed in the decision to
work across different styles and techniques.
Biography
Born in 1967 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia
2003–2006 Royal Academy of Arts, London
1996–2000 The Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London
Selected Solo Exhibitions
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2006
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Herald St, London
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2005
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IBID Projects, Vilnius, Lithuania
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Selected Group Exhibitions
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2005
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London in Zurich, Hauser & Wirth, Zurich
Other People's Projects, White Columns, New York
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Lives and works in London
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