Sinisa was
born on October 25th, 1954 in Sarajevo, Bosnia. He graduated from the
University of Sarajevo with a degree in Architecture. Sinisa's travels through
the world of art began at an early age. Sketch books filled with ideas and
intricate drawings were his best friend throughout childhood. Artwork quickly
became an important component of his school's exhibitions and competitions. At
age 15 he sold his first painting.Sinisa's infinite thirst for experimenting in
expressing his artistic personality has helped him create a wide variety of
works in various mediums and styles. He received strong academic training in
perspective drawing, composition and history of art as well as architecture
from his professors, which were all known artists and masters in their
professions.With the start of war in Bosnia, Sinisa and his family escaped from
Saraverjo, barely saving their lives' and leaving everything behind, including
Sinisa's artwork. Everything disappeared in the disasters of war. From
1992-1997, Sinisa and his family lived in Belgrade, where they began their new
life. In December of 1997 Sinisa was able to move to the United States to begin
a new life as both an artist and an architect. New ideas, horizons and
temptations brought Sinisa a whole new level of inspiration, and formed his
unique style of artistic expression. He places his paintings into "windows
of feelings". "Seeing things through a window gives us a sense of
discovering something new, or remember something we used to have", says
Sinisa. "Energy of emotions, and
it's channels are visible through my artwork, and that is what excites
me." According to Sinisa, the key to those emotions is in the artistic
portrayal of those moments or images in our lives that we would like to freeze
in time forever; available anytime to allow us to feel that moment again. In an
expression of that philosophy, Sinisa is proud to introduce the "Window to
the Soul" series. Each piece portrays emotional moments such as love,
passion, power, ambition, courage or compassion with a story behind each piece
and clues to the story in most pieces. He invites you to study each piece and
enjoy the feelings portrayed.
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