Aleksandar Zograf via Skype parla della sua partecipazione speciale al Puck Comic Party, la più grande jam session a fumetti mai realizzata.
Questo il link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUaFVXICSzY&feature=g-upl&context=G2c7f08aAUAAAAAAAAAA
Sasa Rakezic (born 1963 in Pančevo, Serbia) (better known by the pen name Aleksandar Zograf) is a Serbian cartoonist, author of such works as Life Under Sanctions, Psychonaut, Dream Watcher, and Bulletins from Serbia.
Zograf's work cuts to the heart of life in the former Yugoslavia. In books like Life Under Sanctions and Bulletins from Serbia, he portrays the region's emotional twisting and impossible conditions in a dark yet amusing manner. In his graphic novel Dream Watcher (a nickname given to him by Chief Piercing Eyes of the Pan-American Indian Association),Zograf describes "hypnagogic visions" — the haunting imagery that emerges in the transitional state between wakefulness and sleep.
Zograf has been active on the international scene since the early 1990s when his work started to appear in American comics anthologies such as Weirdo and Zero Zero, and when Seattle's Fantagraphics Books published a few of his titles. Works by Zograf have been translated and published into many European magazines, and his solo titles have been issued by publishers L'Association in France, PuntoZero and Black Velvet in Italy, Jochen Enterprises in Germany, Sluzbeni Glasnik and SKCNS in Serbia, VBZ in Croatia, KAPSIMI in Greece, Nyittott Konyv in Hungary, and Under Comics in Spain.
Aleksandar Zograf (pseudonimo di Saša Rakezic) è un fumettista serbo, nato nel 1963, autore di opere come "Life under sanctions", "Psychonaut", "Dream Watcher" e "Bollettins from Serbia".
Zograf è attivo sulla scena internazionale fin dai primi anni '90, quando il suo lavoro iniziò a comparire in antologie di fumetti americani come Weirdo e Zero Zero e quando Seattle's Fantagraphics Books pubblicò alcune delle sue opere.
I lavori di Zograf sono stati tradotti e pubblicati in molte riviste europee, ed il suo assolo titoli sono stati rilasciati dagli editori L'Association, in Francia, PuntoZero in Italia, Jochen Enterprises in Germania. Sotto Comics in Spagna, ecc.
Zograf è attivo sulla scena internazionale fin dai primi anni '90, quando il suo lavoro iniziò a comparire in antologie di fumetti americani come Weirdo e Zero Zero e quando Seattle's Fantagraphics Books pubblicò alcune delle sue opere.
I lavori di Zograf sono stati tradotti e pubblicati in molte riviste europee, ed il suo assolo titoli sono stati rilasciati dagli editori L'Association, in Francia, PuntoZero in Italia, Jochen Enterprises in Germania. Sotto Comics in Spagna, ecc.
Zograf's work cuts to the heart of life in the former Yugoslavia. In books like Life Under Sanctions and Bulletins from Serbia, he portrays the region's emotional twisting and impossible conditions in a dark yet amusing manner. In his graphic novel Dream Watcher (a nickname given to him by Chief Piercing Eyes of the Pan-American Indian Association),Zograf describes "hypnagogic visions" — the haunting imagery that emerges in the transitional state between wakefulness and sleep.
Zograf has been active on the international scene since the early 1990s when his work started to appear in American comics anthologies such as Weirdo and Zero Zero, and when Seattle's Fantagraphics Books published a few of his titles. Works by Zograf have been translated and published into many European magazines, and his solo titles have been issued by publishers L'Association in France, PuntoZero and Black Velvet in Italy, Jochen Enterprises in Germany, Sluzbeni Glasnik and SKCNS in Serbia, VBZ in Croatia, KAPSIMI in Greece, Nyittott Konyv in Hungary, and Under Comics in Spain.