Andric ljubodrag biography definition

Robert Koch Gallery presents the second installment of large-format color photographs by Italian-Canadian photographer Ljubodrag Andric. Photographed over a period of ten years and spanning the globe, Andric’s painterly, color field abstractions reveal an ambiguous, meditative cityscape.

Andric, who is of Yugoslavian decent, was born in Belgrade, in 1965 to a family of artists – his mother an actress, his father a writer, and his brother a painter.

In 1981, at the age of sixteen, photography become his main focus.

Andric ljubodrag biography definition

In 1988, while studying literature in Belgrade, Andric first exhibited at the Modern Art Gallery in Belgrade. The work included in the exhibition addressed the relationship between space and architecture, which has remained at the core of Andric’s visual exploration.

For thirty plus years, Andric’s work has revolved around re-contextualizing the urban landscape.

Longtime friend and colleague Edward Burtynsky comments on the work, “What is clear is that all one need