I wish everyone a happy King's Day. I wish everyone a happy King's Day.
This artwork is offered by Mirso Bajramovic
The Dutch artist Mirso Bajramovic lives and works in Gennep, North Limburg. Mirso grew up in Sarajevo and initially earned his money as a street artist. Undeniably, these years influenced him and made him the artist he is today. Mirso's work has been shown in more than thirty solo exhibitions in the Netherlands, Germany, France and Belgium. Mirso is a member of the Dutch Community of Visual Artists (GBK) from 1993.
Artistic education: Faculty of Architecture, University of Sarajevo
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