Being influenced by his father Branko, Danko Mudrinić started to paint as a hobby from early youth. His themes were landscapes, vases with flowers and portraits by which he gained experience in painting. After the period of abstinence due to work, in the later phase of life (after retirement) he again dedicated himself to painting.

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Encouraged by painting school of American painter Bob Ross, he again enjoys in exploring-practicing painting of landscapes. By trying to create an atmosphere of the landscape, he skilfully creates the ambiances illuminated by light which plays a significant role. He created stone rocks and trees in relief technique, emphasizing their structure.

In summary drawings, he creates the feeling of movement and establishes dialogue between characters with a playful line in the form of letters S and M.

Following in her father’s footsteps, Snježana Boyd continued the painting activity. Under the influence of her father, she enthusiastically practiced various painting techniques throughout her childhood. She mostly created drawings, which became her primary means of expression. She created compositions by linear method in which objects and space are rhythmically broken down as an expression of universal causality. She created surreal scenes of accentuated narratively and symbolism, which borne by the intensity of vision are transformed into a state of higher reality.

Within the figuration of the layers of memories and subconscious she creates an original version of fantastic realism. She creates magical and surreal scenes of accented motion and subtle vibrations. Her frequents themes are stylized world of music, birds, amoeba and various microorganisms that in collision with world of distant planets are united into space abyss. In the linearly prominent mesh structure of the space are the energy forces that connect the entire Universe. With a virtuous drawing, often filigree, she depicts the surreal world of geometric and organic shapes.

mr.sc. Željko Čurčić