YeAR2011 / the calendar of tomorrow, connecting real and virtual worlds by combining print with augmented reality overlays. Twelve visual creations have been enriched with multimedia content which can be enjoyed by anyone using a webcam. By pointing the calendar pages towards webcam the user can discover additional images and videos...

streetartlove.rs/belgrade / a pioneer attempt to document the unconventional art in the cities far removed from the street art mainstage. Showcasing the robust, varied, inventive art exhibited on streets of Belgrade, the book reflects a unique talent and energy of the city that is about to become the new inspirational hotspot for street art lovers. What makes this book special is that a hard copy is a point of entry which enables you to explore the hidden world of street art. When combined with smart phone the book brings out different AR multimedia content layered over its pages: interviews, videos, new artworks ...

Asfalt / visually led magazine lounched in Belgrade 2001. with an aim to extend the boundaries of cultural perception.
Working as an Editor and Creative Director, Marko devised a meeting place for young creatives and emerging ideas, generating at the same time a personal photographic playground ...
Belgrade 2001-2005

Rest Side / a part of an ongoing book project dealing with Cuban social landscapes ...
Cuba 2007

Karabum! / photographic essey that considers the question of interpretative conventions that exist outside images
and are determined by how it is presented, where it stands, its institutional settings.
Images show portraits of Egyptian president in different ”unexpected” spaces usually reserved for family pictures,
artworks or mass marketed goods ...
Egypt 2008

Signosaurus / photodocument on spatial typographic forms in withdrawal. Belgrade 2004.
Digital C-print, various dimensions

Visual Solutions / personal advertisements that mirror the interests in the visual as the key in the cultural construction of social life in contemporary society.
Various techniques, various dimensions

Tokyo Subway / a set of floor details captured at public spaces of transition in Tokyo during 2000. These very first digital impressions divorce traffic signs from their everyday functionality to which the city dweller becomes immune. Stripped from their original context they leave the viewer to create imaginative narratives based on visual clues
and elevate the banal to the status of the extraordinary.
Lambda print, 30x20 cm

Before 2K / dark room poetry ...
Gelatine-silver print, 30 x 20 cm
Print on canvas, 180 x 120 cm