Zodiac's most intimate biography

Opus pictures Bozidar Pavićević Zodijak, which was presented at the exhibition in the Danilovgrad Cultural Center, is his most intimate biography, and there are no words that can express his artistry, sensation, endless versatility and energy better than that choice.

This was announced at the opening of the Zodijak painting exhibition by Božidar Pavićević, which was held in the hall of the Danilovgrad Culture Center, as part of the program for the celebration of Independence Day.

The artist's daughter Milica Pavićević she said that she could not talk about her father's work without strong emotions.

"Especially when I look at my family's life in a different environment, because these pictures are it." Zodijak's opus exhibited in the Danilovgrad Cultural Center is his most intimate biography. There are no words that can express artistry and its sensation, endless versatility and energy better than this subtle choice. He described the events, the trail, the mind, birth and suffering, love, thought above all, and chose a place in our home where different expressions will live with us," said Pavićević.

Everything, she added, made sense.

"For us, both finite and infinite and inseparable. For you, dear audience, a different, perhaps the most beautiful companionship with Zodiac", stated Pavićević.

Representative of the Danilovgrad Culture Center, Božidarka Beba Popović, she quoted Zodiac with a sentence he wrote "a painter should not do what he sees, but what will be seen".

"The Danilovgrad Culture Center is honored and pleased that with the family of Božidar Pavićević Zodijak, we organized this exhibition with special respect and regret, and with this gesture we at least paid back, reminding the public of this important Montenegrin artist who undoubtedly left a great mark on the fine arts in Montenegro ", stated Popović.

She said that the exhibition proves that the works of a great artist always live on after him.

Božidar Pavićević Zodijak was born in 1948 in Danilovgrad. He graduated from art high school in Herceg Novi, and studied at the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade. He was a member of the Association of Fine Artists of Montenegro. He was versatile. In addition to paintings, drawings, scenography and caricatures, he expressed his creativity and imagination in graphic design. His works were exhibited in Italy, Cuba, and he was especially represented in the areas of the former Yugoslavia, mostly in Belgrade. He exhibited in all the cities of Montenegro, and mostly in his native Danilovgrad. He is the winner of numerous international and domestic awards. He passed away in 2015.

They performed in the musical part of the program Mila Nikić, vocal soloist and Iva Uskoković cellist, and the public can visit the exhibition on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 14 p.m. and from 18 p.m. to 20 p.m. until June 17.