X Vitamin

Today is the last chance to visit HOWEVER, a solo exhibition by Slovenian artist Robert Lozar at X VITAMIN Gallery, presented in collaboration with Galerija Bažato, Ljubljana.

For more information about the exhibition and available artworks, feel free to contact us via DM.

X VITAMIN Gallery
Resavska 19, Belgrade

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Nikola Marković
Autumn, from the series Four Seasons
2026
Oil on canvas
130 × 166 cm

Currently on view at Galerija Bazato Gallery

Robert Lozar
Balcony?
2022
80x90cm
oil on canvas

Currently on view: Robert Lozar, HOWEVER, at X VITAMIN Gallery Belgrade in collaboration with Galerija Bazato Gallery

Robert Lozar/ Balcony? / 2022/ 80x90cm/ oil on canvas

Currently on view — Robert Lozar, HOWEVER, at X VITAMIN Gallery in collaboration with Galerija Bazato Gallery

Od septembra 2026. galerija X VITAMIN ima novo radno vreme:

četvrtak, petak 12.00-20.00
subota 12.00-18.00

DRAGOLJUB RAŠA TODOSIJEVIĆ: SUTRA JE PONEDELJAK / TOMORROW IS MONDAY

Izložba Roberta Lozara MEĐUTIM / HOWEVER, realizovana u saradnji sa Galerijom Bažato iz Ljubljane, u toku je u X VITAMIN Galeriji.

Lozarovi radovi poigravaju se granicom između slike i objekta, površine i prostora, stvarnog i iluzornog. Intenzivna polja boje i forme grade neobične prostorne situacije koje se menjaju sa pozicijom i pogledom posmatrača.

Pozivamo vas da izložbu pogledate do 2. oktobra 2026.

Radno vreme galerije:
četvrtak i petak 12–20h
subota 12–18h

PARALLEL VIENNA 2026
PARALLEL VIENNA | contemporary art fair

Marina Marković
Marina Markovic

PARALLEL VIENNA 2026
PARALLEL VIENNA | contemporary art fair

Anja Tončić 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘌𝘷𝘪𝘥𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦 𝘙𝘰𝘰𝘮

Parallel Vienna / Baumgartner Höhe 1 Venna // Booth 7/006

Anja Tončic, Cartographic Commodifying of the Abyss, 100 x 130cm, drawing on paper, wooden box frame, 2026

The composition is dominated by a vast ash-toned crater around the Mount Etna, an active stratovolcano on the eastern coast of Sicily, Italy.
It feels ancient, silent and entirely indifferent to human presence, still, rendered in vivid, saturated layers of Polychromos colored pencils a vivid scar presenting a LIDAR scan (thermal
heat map) is a mineral density survey. It represents the urge to translate a dying, shifting landscape into readable and quantifiable metrics.
The transition from organic, textured graphite to neon pigment captures the exact friction between the physical earth and the artificial systems built to exploit it.
It is the visual equivalent of a collapsing geofinancial atlas.
Within the thermal band, there are figures registered only as glowing heat signatures,
completely stripped of their humanity and reduced to biological anomalies in a spreadsheet.
The clinical, institutional white box without a protective glass attempts to contain, archive and sterilize this massive unruly abyss, but the raw unshielded materiality of the drawing refuses to be entirely neutralized.