This exhibition showcases the work of Uroš Potočnik, an artist known for blending photorealism and abstraction. The exhibition explores themes related to Slovenian food, presented through a unique artistic lens.
The exhibition 'Protected Slovenian Food' features the artistic creations of Uroš Potočnik, an artist who navigates between photorealism and abstraction. Potočnik's work often crosses boundaries between painting and photography, offering a distinct perspective on his subjects. The exhibition took place at the bahoe art house from September 23 to October 30, 2020, and was accompanied by a catalog titled 'Protected Slovenian Food | Disfocus | Repeat, Small Difference'. Potočnik's background includes art education, curatorial work, and teaching, and his artistic practice is noted for its inter-world transitions.
The artist, born in 1974 in Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia, has a diverse artistic career. His involvement with the Velenje Gostosevci Astronomy Society and his studies in art education and painting at universities in Maribor and Ljubljana highlight his broad artistic engagement. From 2001 to 2007, he served as curator and program director for a gallery at the Youth Center in Velenje. Currently, Potočnik teaches art at a primary school in Nazarje and is an assistant professor at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana. He resides in Bele Vode and is represented by Galerie P74.