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Ivan Radman (b.1978) is a Croatian photographic artist based in Luxembourg. After studying photography at the School of Applied Arts and Design in Zagreb, Croatia, he worked in desk-top publishing and then as a graphic designer in the Bruketa&Zinic Studio. He taught an Electronic Media Course in his former secondary school before deciding to become a freelance photographer and graphic designer, working on various projects, such as advertising photography, events (e.g. 1st Zagreb Blues Festival).

In 2010 he moved to Luxembourg, where he continued working as a photographer on commercial projects: artistic events, musical concerts, dance workshops, competitions, etc. His interest in street photography resulted in the project entitled “Luxembourg à pied” (Luxembourg on foot). 

After enrolling in the Open College of the Arts, he changed focus to topics such as human relations, non-linear narrative, projects that pose questions rather than provide answers. 

During his studies, he led a Photo Club extracurricular activity in the two European Schools in Luxembourg. 

For his final BA project he was working on a photo book that questions relations between siblings and the importance of objects and places in our lives.


Projects:

5-6 June 2015. Street photography project 'Luxembourg à pied' presented at the 21ST CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHY: ART, PHILOSOPHY, TECHNIQUE conference at the University of the Arts London

8-10 April 2016. Street photography project 'Luxembourg à pied' presented at the DELEUZE + ART (Multiplicities - Thresholds - Potentialities) conference at Trinity College Dublin


Exhibitions:

2002 New Zealand, Galery Lang, Samobor, Croatia (solo)

2009 Forest, Izidor Krsnjavi, Zagreb, Croatia

2010 Veins, Izidor Krsnjavi, Zagreb, Croatia

2017 Luxembourg à pied, Place Guillaume II, Luxembourg, Luxembourg (solo)

2017, Soundproof, Mondorf-les-bains, Mondorf, Luxembourg

2018, Soundproof, Foyer Européen, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

 

Books:

2022, Behind Me, Luxembourg, Luxembourg


No: 10152661, Luxembourg