Spiritual Landscape XVII (2007) Painting by Teofana Zaric

Teofana Teofanovic Zaric, a fine artist and Iconographer, weaves her artistic narrative between Serbia and the USA, creating a bridge between two worlds through her profound works. Teofana's journey in the realm of art began with a solid foundation in education. In 1996, she earned her Master of Arts degree from the University of Arts in Belgrade, specializing in Studio Art, Art History, and Theatre Costume Design at the College of Applied Arts & Design. Further enriching her skills, Teofana completed two years of intensive Studio Training in Byzantine Iconography at the Mladenovic Iconology School in Belgrade, delving into the ancient and revered tradition of icon painting.

Teofana's artistic prowess is showcased in a diverse array of exhibitions, both group shows and solo displays, held across America and Europe. Her work has resonated with audiences, earning her international recognition in the form of numerous prestigious awards for her paintings and drawings. These accolades are a testament to the depth of her talent and the universal appeal of her art. Her artistic odyssey finds expression in private collections across the globe, including cities like New York City, Boston, San Francisco (USA), Cairo (Egypt), Belgrade (Serbia), as well as in Portugal, Spain, Greece, and numerous other locations.

Teofana Teofanovic Zaric's creations are not confined by borders; they transcend geographical boundaries, offering a visual language that speaks to the soul. Whether drawing from the rich tapestry of art history or delving into the spiritual realm of Byzantine Iconography, her work stands as a harmonious blend of tradition and contemporary expression. As she continues to navigate the artistic landscapes of both Serbia and the USA, Teofana's contribution to the world of fine art and iconography is a testament to the enduring power of creativity and cultural exchange.

• Nationality: UNITED STATES
• Date of birth : 1973
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary American Artists