About
Marko Antonijević is a researcher working at the intersection of chemistry, computation, and structure. His scientific work focuses on understanding complex systems through modeling, simulation, and data-driven approaches.
Alongside research, he explores visual practice as a parallel mode of inquiry. Photography and visual composition serve as tools for observing patterns, materiality, and spatial relationships that often mirror scientific thinking.
Through both science and art, his work is guided by the same questions: how structure emerges, how meaning is formed, and how observation shapes understanding.
Science and Art
Science and art are treated here as complementary modes of inquiry.
Scientific research provides methods for analysis and abstraction, while visual practice offers a way to observe, interpret, and reframe complex structures.
Rather than illustrating scientific results, artistic work emerges from the same processes of questioning, pattern recognition, and attention to form. Both approaches are used to explore how structure arises, how meaning is constructed, and how observation shapes understanding.