In his paintings, Brilant Milazimi develops an expressive, often surreal visual language. His works are characterized by figurative elements that intertwine personal memories, collective history, and dreams. The artist explores themes such as identity, nostalgia, and the impact of political upheavals in his homeland, Kosovo, on individual and collective consciousness. With a raw, intuitive aesthetic, he creates visual worlds that oscillate between reality and imagination.
Guided by the mechanisms of the unconscious and influenced by the imagery of fictional worlds, he crafts expressions that are both haunting and poetic in his exploration of contemporary society. The exaggerated facial features, the emphasized symbolism of teeth, and the distinct characteristics of animals serve as visual markers that reflect the present and its underlying conflicts.
*1986 in Kostërrc, Yugoslavia, now Kosovo. Lives and works in Priština, Kosovo, and Berlin, Germany.
Work: You used to fly, go everywhere and wake up those who are asleep (Qëndresa)
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*1982 in Priština, Yugoslavia, now Kosovo. Lives and works in Munich, Germany.
Work: Its Urgency Got Lost in Reverse (While Being in Constant Delay)
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