top of page

BREAD 

44 prints | stamping ink on paper | 20 x 30 cm each | 2013

 

In this series of prints I wanted to explore the visual property of a single loaf of bread. A basic daily necessity. In 44 prints, each side of 22 slices was individually printed, making all eatable sides visible at once.

UNTITLED

Tryptich | stamping ink on paper, newspaper, silicone | 70 x 300 cm overall | 2011-12

 

English, Slovenian and Serbian daily newspapers are bound and three holes are cut into it with a disk grinder. From each hole, silicon rubber molds are made, which are later used as a printing matrix. Stamping ink was used for printing, the same one used for giving fingerprints or office stamping.

​

Print installation was part of the Slovenian Survey of Printmaking at the International Center of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana, Slovenia

27 RUN-AWAY ISLANDS or 190g OF BEET ROOT SALAT

Series of 27 prints  | beet juice on paper | 17 x 25 cm each | 2010

​

Taking each slice of the beet root and pressing it on paper to give them the notion of floating islands on the page.

FOURTH WORLD COUNTRIES

Series of 28 prints  | xerox transfer on folded tracing paper | 20 x 30 in each | 2007

 

Using cutouts of various countries in various dimensions, by combining three of them I would create a void, hole, empty space in the middle, which is a reflection of a fourth world country.

​

One of the prints won a 3rd prize at the Survey of Contemporary Drawing at the Grand Rapids Art Institute, Michigan. Curated by Dominic Molon

Miroslav Cukovic​
bottom of page