Exhibition

USEUM has partnered with Le Dame Art Gallery operating between London (UK) and Capri (Italy), to bring emerging talent in the areas of painting and illustration to the heart of the Art World in London. Le Dame Art Gallery will be exhibiting in various events the best of USEUM’s thousands of contemporary artists from 100 countries around the world. We are hosting USEUM's first ever gallery event on Tuesday the 6th of October at 6.30pm and the exhibition will be on display for one month on the first floor of the prestigious Meliã White House 5-star hotel in Regent’s Park.

This collection is comprised by the 23 artworks exhibited by USEUM and Le Dame Art Gallery, on the first floor of Meliã White House from the 7th of October to the 7th of November and by many more artworks that were very close to be selected.

 

Nena Stojanovic from Serbia - Mykonos

Mykonos 2015

Enamel on wood · 70 x 60 cm

£1,100

Nena Stojanovic (1973) grew up in a household surrounded by art, as the daughter of an engineer, painter and wood craftsman. Despite her growing passion for the arts, Stojanovic pursued her studies in dentistry. It was not until after her move from Serbia to Greece that the artist decided to focus her efforts on painting. For her abstract paintings Stojanovic uses wood, mdf and veneer as a base that she treats herself in order to create the proper foundation for her artworks. She works with glossy oil paints as well as contrasting materials such as crushed glass, shells and pebbles. Beyond her abstract work Stojanovic has mastered the art of portraiture, where she demonstrates her figurative skills and attention to the human form.

About the Artist: Nena Stojanovic (1973) grew up in a household surrounded by art, as the daughter of an engineer, painter and wood craftsman. Despite her growing passion for the arts, Stojanovic pursued her studies in dentistry. It was not until after her move from Serbia to Greece that the artist decided to focus her efforts on painting. For her abstract paintings Stojanovic uses wood, mdf and veneer as a base that she treats herself in order to create the proper foundation for her artworks. She works with glossy oil paints as well as contrasting materials such as crushed glass, shells and pebbles. Beyond her abstract work Stojanovic has mastered the art of portraiture, where she demonstrates her figurative skills and attention to the human form. 

text by Jesse Voetman