Milica Teofanovic - Maestra contemporanea - Artisti affermati

She was born in Belgrade (Serbia) on April 19, 1973.

She grows in a family that is passionate about art and painting. With his father who in his free time paints, she spends so much time, from birth, amidst art books and colors and inherits his own passion. Until 1998 he lives in Pancevo, a Serbian city, located in the Pannonian plain on the confluence of two rivers, the Tamis and the Danube.

She attended the Liceo Scientifico and after graduating in 1992 is faced with a not easy choice. Although at the end she decides to enroll in the faculty of engineering, the fascination of painting and the passion for art never abandon it. He graduated in 1998 in civil engineering at the University of Belgrade and soon after moved to Italy, always taking that dream with her.

After a few years in Italy she meets Fabio and from their love Andrea is born, with the eyes of his mother and, with his father's gaze and smile. He travels with his family often and takes every opportunity to explore the world. Over the years, the love for photography has also been born, which, together with Fabio, becomes a real passion. Together with him the passion for Ferrari and the world of Formula One is born: here it becomes the subject of one of his paintings.

Alongside her work as a designer, she combines for years his passion for art that grows more and more over the years. With great push of her family, at the age of 35, in 2008 he took private lessons from a local painter, at her atelier in Ponte nelle Alpi, to learn the technique of hyperrealism, where she learned basic notions about the use of colors to oil and their nuances. Learn with so much enthusiasm, the technique and the secrets of this particular and modern expressive form and with its brushes, taking care to the utmost every detail, is able to give life to the subjects that chooses with such care.

In recent years she has participated in various international exhibitions and competitions, receiving also recognition and appreciation for her works, their chromatic intensity and the contrasts of light and shadow that characterize his painting.