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“Aleksandar Macasev’s work ranges from the deceptively simple to the highly political.”
Stephanie Skirvin, PRINT magazine
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“Macasev feels
comfortable working with galleries and artists, mainly because his own
work crosses and recrosses the line between applied and fine art.”
Alice Twemlow, STEP magazine |
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“Philosophy
has been debating the essence of truth for thousands of years, so while
these are not new concerns, Macasev found a way to frame the question
in a contemporary and relevant manner.”
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“His graphic work is challenging, political and often uncomfortable.”
Fiona Sibley, Design Week UK |
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Selected work of Aleksandar Maćašev.
Introduction by Steven Heller
160 pages
Mikser Books
13 October 2010
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Diary of work in the field of visual arts (from graphic design, web design and illustration to video and contemporary art forms) from 2006 onward.
It contains all the work and also includes information about lectures, public presentations and discussions, press clippings
and exhibitions.
Navigate through labels.
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| ChromaPost (formerly known as ChromaTweet) is an ongoing nano-blogging art project where each post consists of a single color tone that reflects daily moods, feelings, and experiences. |
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| ChromaPost Social Network enriches the basic ChromaPost concept by adding a social aspect and more features. |
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Every now and then I make myself a T-shirt as some sort of a "walking billboard" statement or just for the sheer joy of making it.
I make only one piece each and they are not for sale yet.
This is just a test drive and T-shirts will be available in due course. |
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| Margins (domestic art space) is an ongoing art project in the form of a visual diary. It is a collection of ephemeral graffiti, improvised installations and readymades in my own home. Actually, in various homes I have lived in. Due to occasional agoraphobic fears of the outside world, I find myself safe, albeit trapped, within the margins of my own home where I make some improvised artwork just for myself. These are the home-made photo documents. |
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Portfolio website from 1995 to 2006.
Graphic design, web design, web art, painting...
In 2006 it was abandoned in favor of more practical
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