Skip to content

Architecture & Concept Studio · Belgrade

The space between

Between architecture and painting, the solid and the fluid, the known and what is still to come.

See the architectureSee the art

Four oval works in burgundy and white on a gallery wall

Oval works, mixed media, 2026Belgrade, Serbia

Artist statement

We are a collective of four artists who use painting to explore boundaries — the “in-between” of the real and the imagined, the solid and the fluid, the known and the yet-to-come. Our work begins with the idea of water as a driving force: a force that moves space, and thought with it. Its reflections, currents and unstable surfaces become a metaphor for a world in constant transformation, and for our own need to find meaning and calm within change.

See the art

Selected work


Authors

ILUR Studio

ILUR Studio is a Belgrade collective of four authors working between architecture, interiors and contemporary art: private interiors, restaurants and hotels, paintings and spatial interventions.

About the studio
  • Black-and-white portrait of Dunja Brajović

    Dunja Brajović

    Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

  • Black-and-white portrait of Irina Živković

    Irina Živković

    Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

  • Black-and-white portrait of Jovana Lučić

    Jovana Lučić

    Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

  • Black-and-white portrait of Anja Radulović

    Anja Radulović

    Interior and Furniture Designer (BA)


In their words

  • ILUR Studio came into being as a meeting place of architecture, art, material and emotion, with the idea that a space should be not merely a functional whole, but an experience that leaves a trace.

    Horeca Journal, September 2026
  • A corner venue has the privilege of being seen, and the obligation to answer that exposure with a shaped atmosphere.

    Horeca Journal, May 2026
  • Our task was to turn a long 1:4 rectangle into an experience, so that every seat gets the position it deserves — a plan is good when it is invisible.

    Horeca Journal, February 2026

Write to us