Aleksandar Todorović is a non-media-specific artist and graphic designer who has spent the past decade as a restless traveller.
During these years, a large body of work emerged and found its way onto paper, resulting in an extensive collection of posters produced in workshops across different parts of the world. Some were created in improvised studios, others in professional printmaking and screen-printing workshops, yet the intention has always remained the same: to produce expressive and distinctive printed works.
This shop offers the opportunity to acquire these works. Some editions are strictly limited, while others remain in ongoing production, as the original screens have been preserved and can be used again. The collection spans a wide range of projects, techniques, and visual approaches, reflecting different places, encounters, and periods of Aleksandar’s practice.
After studying in Düsseldorf, he graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam in 2009, with a focus on typography and a love for the bold statement.
In his work, he explores cultural structures and how they interact with his own multinational identity, as well as with the identities of the many nations and communities he encounters and embraces.
Aleksandar’s practice is deeply rooted in his experience as an immigrant, exploring the cultural tensions and structural shifts that occur within an ever-evolving Europe.
Following an eighteen-month stay in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he also studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, Aleksandar successfully completed his Master of Arts degree in January 2026. His thesis focused on printmaking, cultural heritage, and the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. Through the further development and reinterpretation of the graphic system originally created for the Games, he explored how this visual legacy could be transformed into contemporary printed works and products. Out of this research emerged Skender, one of his central and ongoing projects.
Aleksandar now spends part of the year based in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he is building a house, but it is life on the road that continues to fuel the inspiration behind most of his projects.
Aleksandar Todorović is a non-media-specific artist and graphic designer who has spent the past decade as a restless traveller.
This shop offers the opportunity to acquire these works. Some editions are strictly limited, while others remain in ongoing production, as the original screens have been preserved and can be used again. The collection spans a wide range of projects, techniques, and visual approaches, reflecting different places, encounters, and periods of Aleksandar’s practice.
Aleksandar’s practice is deeply rooted in his experience as an immigrant, exploring the cultural tensions and structural shifts that occur within an ever-evolving Europe.
After studying in Düsseldorf, he graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam in 2009, with a focus on typography and a love for the bold statement.
In his work, he explores cultural structures and how they interact with his own multinational identity, as well as with the identities of the many nations and communities he encounters and embraces.
Following an eighteen-month stay in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he also studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, Aleksandar successfully completed his Master of Arts degree in January 2026. His thesis focused on printmaking, cultural heritage, and the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. Through the further development and reinterpretation of the graphic system originally created for the Games, he explored how this visual legacy could be transformed into contemporary printed works and products. Out of this research emerged Skender, one of his central and ongoing projects.
