Supervizuelna u studiju – ALEKSANDAR LAZAR
Druga sezona serijala Supervizuelna u studiju nastavlja se sa epizodom u kojoj smo posetili životni i radni prostor umetnika Aleksandra Lazara. Naš razgovor obuhvatio je različite teme, od odnosa vizuelnih umetnosti i muzike, podela umetničkih medija i načinima na koje se njima pristupa u akademskim okvirima. Tokom videa možete da vidite i elemente multimedijalnog performansa Borders (Granice) Aleksandra Lazara i Olge Uzikajeve. Nova epizoda dostupna je na našem Youtube kanalu, a može se pogledati preko sledećeg linka.
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The second season of the Supervizuelna in the Studio continues with an episode in which we visited the living and working space of artist Aleksandar Lazar. Our conversation covered various topics, including the relationship between visual arts and music, the divisions between artistic media, and the ways these media are approached within academic frameworks. Throughout the video, you can also see elements of the multimedia performance Borders by Aleksandar Lazar and Olga Uzikayeva. The new episode is available on our YouTube channel and can be watched via the following link.
Aleksandar Lazar (1991) je multidisciplinarni umetnik. Baveći se uporedo teorijom, vizuelnim i muzičkim izrazom istražuje strukturalne paralele između muzike i vizuelnih medija, kao i načine njihovog povezivanja i generisanja. Inspiraciju za vizuelne radove crpi iz raznolikih veza između zvuka i slike, a njegove radove možemo svrstati u kategoriju sinestezijske umetnosti, odnosno „vizuelne muzike“. Završio je osnovne i master studije na grafikčkom odseku Fakulteta likovnih umetnosti, trenutno je na doktorskim-umetničkim studijama na Fakultetu za medije i komunikacije, gde radi kao asistent i predavač.
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Aleksandar Lazar (born 1991) is a multidisciplinary artist. Working simultaneously in theory, visual art, and music, he explores structural parallels between music and visual media, as well as the ways in which they can be interconnected and generated. He draws inspiration for his visual works from the diverse relationships between sound and image, and his work can be classified as synesthetic art, or “visual music.” He completed his undergraduate and master’s studies in printmaking at the Faculty of Fine Arts and is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in art at the Faculty of Media and Communications, where he also works as an assistant and lecturer.
