Radomir Knezevic, a painter and a sculptor born in Serbia in 1957. He is currently living in Belgrade where he is also a part of the faculty at the University of Fine Arts. He also teaches as a professor at the University of Arts in Banja Luka, Bosnia.

The artist is known for his diverse body of work, including large-scale gestural paintings, wooden installations, and miniature sculptures. After studying art in Belgrade he joined a movement of artists engaged with ecological issues, which has greatly influenced his interest in depicting natural motifs and materials in his later work. In the 2000s, he incorporated organic, eco friendly and sustainable materials into his sculptures.

Knezevic has won multiple awards including: FLU Award for the best drawing, Cacak Painters Annals Award, Kikinda Freedom Sculpture Award, Polish International Miniature Sculpture Award and others.

His work has been exhibited in over 270 group exhibitions, and over 50 solo exhibitions all around the world.

His works are in possession of many international museums such as Zepter Museum of Modern Art, Kikinda Museum of Art, Museum of African Art, National Collection of the Republic of Serbia etc.

Mr. Knezevic has together with his wife Vesna Knezevic created over 40 murals covering over 32 300 square feet, in several countries of Central and Eastern Europe.

He is currently working on wooden sculptures, and acrylic on canvas paintings of large format.