Ljubodrag Andric's 'Spazi invisibili' at Galleria Mimmo Scognamiglio, Milan

Ljubodrag Andric's solo exhibition 'Spazi invisibili' opens at Galleria Mimmo Scognamiglio in Milan. The Serbian-born artist (Belgrade, 1965), who has lived in Canada for fifteen years after a long period in Italy, presents large-format photographs devoid of human presence. The images explore walls as worlds, shot in northern China—where pollution-blackened walls dialogue with leaden skies—and in California, with its vibrant colors. All works are made with a view camera, pursuing an 'ideal light' that underpins every narrative. Meticulous detail, from tiles to torn posters, reflects a meditation on time rooted in Italian art history, evoking the pure spatiality of Piero della Francesca and Beato Angelico, where line and geometric form become abstraction.