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Dejan Dukic »Reset«

Editions
Small textile art panel with multicolored, raised embroidery forming abstract shapes on pale fabric against a black backdrop.

Oil paint pressed through canvas
circa 12.5 x 10 cm (4.9 x 3.9 inches)

Series of unique pieces

700 Euro

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Reset, 2019

Reset features a work series of small-scale pieces by Dejan Dukic that he exclusively created for Collectors Agenda. The artist only recently moved towards also creating works on a small, almost miniature scale condensing and thus dramatizing the sculptural character of his practice.

“I love working in small format. Everything I want to say is already conveyed on a minimal surface. It doesn’t get any better for me, just by going bigger”, says Dukic himself about his new series of small-scale works.

Textile art panel with multicolored, raised embroidery on pale canvas against a black background
Rectangular fabric panel featuring dense multicolor bead embroidery; abstract design on black background.
Bead-embroidered fabric panel with pink and yellow bead clusters along the edges on a black background.
Textilkunstwerk aus Stickerei auf Leinen, erhabene blaue und lila Muster, vor schwarzem Hintergrund.
Rectangular textile panel with dense multicolored bead embroidery in greens, blues, and oranges on a black background.
Small rectangular textile artwork with raised multicolored stitching on a light canvas, displayed on a dark background.
Bead-embroidered textile panel depicting a landscape with trees on light canvas, set against a black background.
Small rectangular canvas with dense multicolored beadwork forming an abstract floral pattern on a black background.
Beaded textile clutch with pink, blue, and purple floral pattern on pale fabric, set against a black background.
Textured rectangular textile relief with pink-orange bead clusters on a pale canvas, set against a dark backdrop.
Embroidered fabric swatch with heavy multicolor raised stitching (turquoise, teal, blue, red) on black background.
Small rectangular panel with a multicolored, textured beadlike surface on a black background.
Bead-embroidered world map on a small rectangular canvas against a black background.
Rechteckiges Textilkunstwerk mit farbigem, erhabenem Flor-Relief auf gewebtem Stoff, vor schwarzem Hintergrund.
Beaded embroidery on pale fabric swatch; pink and pastel beads arranged in blocks against a black background.
Small fabric panel featuring dense multicolored beadlike embroidery on pale canvas, against a black background.
Small fabric panel with multicolored bead embroidery in orange, teal, and brown, mounted against a black background.
Bead-embroidered textile panel displaying a colorful world-map design on light canvas, placed on a black background.
Beige embroidered textile swatch with multicolored raised stitching on a black background.
Pastel textile panel featuring multicolored yarn drips in vertical strands on pink fabric, against a black background.
Colorful embroidered textile panel displayed against a black background.
Tufted embroidery panel on a beige woven base with pink, purple, and yellow raised stitches against a black background.
Beaded textile pouch with pale green embroidery on light blue fabric, displayed on a black background.
Beaded embroidery on beige fabric panel with pink and blue clusters, against a black background.
Beaded fabric clutch with colorful textured embroidery resting on a black background.
Blue sequined fabric swatch on light woven base, displayed against black background.
Rectangular sponge with multicolored, pebble-like texture on a black background.

Dejan Dukic

Dejan Dukic (*1975 in Vienna) paints exclusively with color and canvas, not figuratively, but in the truest sense of the word abstract. Dukic’s process is extraordinary in that he massages the color through the woven or perforated structure of canvas or other support materials. 

The artist seeks to establish a direct contact with the oil paint, as he gets rid of familiar painterly devices such as color palette, easel and brush. Often, as the colors are gradually pressed through the fabric, the paintings themselves become the color palette.

Dejan Dukic graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, where he studied under Daniel Richter.

Read our story with Dejan Dukic in his studio.

Person sitzt entspannt auf einer Couch, Hintergrund Wand mit abstrakten texturierten Leinwänden im Atelier.

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