SRDJAN LONCAR (b. Rijeka, Croatia, 1971) lives and works in New Orleans.
Srdjan Loncar works in a witty yet sophisticated combination of sculpture and photography. His work is concerned with the reproduction of known actual objects that are natural, political, historical, domestic and mundane. Loncar is interested in photography’s ability to convert three-dimensional reality into two-dimensional surfaces, a concept found in all of his work. Through photographs, he explores the difference between the actual and the false, the disembodied and the embodied, the absent and the present.
Loncar has exhibited in many New Orleans galleries and museums. The Art Institute in Berkeley, CA, recently awarded Loncar a Kala residency award provided by the Alliance of Artists’ Communities and the Irvine Foundation for artists affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Loncar is represented by Arthur Roger Gallery in New Orleans.