THE GLOW OF THE MEDITERRANEAN

ZORAN MIHAJLOVIĆ BIOGRAPHY Zoran Mihajlovic Muza was born on 02. 03.1951 Potocic-Prokuplje. He has been painting since 1971. He spent five years in a private school with professor and art pedagogue Sergej Jovanovic, where he acquired art. Later, he worked for the same professor as an assistant in preparing students for the Academy of Fine Arts. In his painting oeuvre he deals with classical painting techniques: oil on canvas, acrylic, pastel, combined technique, watercolor. Love for watercolor acquires after acquaintance... Read More

ZORAN MIHAJLOVIĆ BIOGRAPHY Zoran Mihajlovic Muza was born on 02. 03.1951 Potocic-Prokuplje. He has been painting since 1971. He spent five years in a private school with professor and art pedagogue Sergej Jovanovic, where he acquired art. Later, he worked for the same professor as an assistant in preparing students for the Academy of Fine Arts. In his painting oeuvre he deals with classical painting techniques: oil on canvas, acrylic, pastel, combined technique, watercolor. Love for watercolor acquires after acquaintance with famous Serbian watercolorist Radomir Stevic Ras, so he has been dealing with this painting technique for a long time. Organized nine solo exhibitions and about sixty collective juried exhibitions. Participant in numerous art colony-art camps in the country and abroad with accompanying exhibitions. He deals with illustration - the most significant of which is the illustration of the book "I LOVE YOU" with 40 illustrations - watercolor technique. In Studio B, radio and television station, he worked for a long time on creative work, including scenography some television shows. He has been a member of ULUPUDUS (The Aplied Artists and Designers Association of Serbia) since 1997. He lives and works in Belgrade, 237/83 Jurija Gagarina Street. Contact, tel +381 11 6160 505 mob. +381 63 471 951 email: zoranmuza4@gmail.com About watercolor: The power of water is great And when it is tamed in drops it gives you the power to sail! the author

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