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Vladimir Lalić

VLADMIR LALIĆ (Belgrade, 1983) graduated and received his masters from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade.

He has exhibited in many national and international independent and group exhibitions, and has won four awards for visual creation, among which is the first prize for drawing from the Vladimir Veličković Foundation. His works are in the collections of the National Museum and the Modern Gallery in Smederevo and the Chaos Gallery in Belgrade, as well as in private collections in Belgrade, Beirut, Paris, Switzerland and Canada.