Miloš Ilić, Serbian surrealist painter, in his studio

MILOŠ ILIĆ

Serbian surrealist painter (b. 1988, Belgrade), known for a signature visual language of interlocking hands as a symbol of emotional intensity.

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MILOŠ ILIĆ

BIOGRAPHY
Miloš Ilić was born in 1988 in Belgrade, Serbia. He completed his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Painting at the Faculty of Applied Arts, University of Arts in Belgrade.

Ilić draws on Surrealism and the world of dreams. Hands recur throughout his work as a symbol of emotional weight and the struggle of inner states; he works toward a surrealist visual world built from countless hands, endlessly connected and extended.

EXHIBITIONS
One solo exhibition and several group exhibitions, including the group shows “Paper Chase Vol.2” and “Paper Chase Vol.3” at myartisreal gallery.

EDUCATION
MA Painting — Faculty of Applied Arts, University of Arts, Belgrade
BA Painting — Faculty of Applied Arts, University of Arts, Belgrade

REPRESENTATION
Work available through myartisreal.com and BEOPEN Art. Lives and works in Vrčin, near Belgrade.

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Miloš Ilić, Oneironautics, oil on canvas, 150 × 150 cm

Oneironautics
Oil on canvas
150 × 150 cm

Miloš Ilić, I Still Need You, oil on canvas, 35.6 × 38.1 cm

I Still Need You
Oil on canvas
35.6 × 38.1 cm

Miloš Ilić, Touch, oil on canvas, 34.8 × 34.8 cm

Touch
Oil on canvas
34.8 × 34.8 cm

Miloš Ilić, Obsession, oil on oil & acrylic paper, 27.5 × 26.5 cm

Obsession
Oil on oil & acrylic paper
27.5 × 26.5 cm

Miloš Ilić, Loneliness, oil on oil & acrylic paper, 29 × 30 cm

Loneliness
Oil on oil & acrylic paper
29 × 30 cm

Miloš Ilić, Desire, oil on paper, 30.5 × 25.4 cm

Desire
Oil on paper (oil & acrylic paper)
30.5 × 25.4 cm

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Hannes Verhoeven, "Slow Down," marble composite, 80 cm — child in a hare costume seated cross-legged holding a small gilded snail
Lagos Biennial Returns With “The Museum of Things Unseen”
Entrance of the National Museum in the Onikan cultural district of Lagos, Nigeria, host city of the Lagos Biennial

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