Algorithms for the Future
Radenko Milak
Curated by Claire Breukel
Miami
November 29, 2026 - April 18, 2027
“His paintings are their own time capsule within the sea of images that make up our psyche of perceived histories.”
— Claire Breukel
Piero Atchugarry Gallery is pleased to present Algorithms for the Future, the first solo exhibition by Radenko Milak in Miami.
Through a new body of monochromatic watercolor paintings, Milak examines the relationship between memory, technology, and the images that shape our understanding of the modern world.
Drawing from archival sources, mass media, architecture, and popular culture, Milak reinterprets familiar images, bringing together historical references and imagined futures. His compositions move between fact and fiction, inviting viewers to reconsider how images are produced, circulated, and remembered.
Selected Works
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Alien Valley, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper
50 x 70 cm
19 ½ x 27 ½ in -
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Sleeping Space Muse, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper
70 x 100 cm
27 ½ x 39 ½ in -
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The Abstractionist, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper
70 x 50 cm
27 ½ x 19 ½ in -
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Hopper's Quantum 2, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper
75 x 100 cm
29 ½ x 39 ½ in -
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Hopper's Quantum 1, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper
70 x 100 cm
27 ½ x 39 ½ in -
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Partitura Urbana, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper
90 x 150 cm
35 ½ x 59 in -
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Artificial Narcissus, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper
130 x 90 cm
51 x 35 ½ in -
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Anatomy of a First Touch, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper (Triptych)
176 x 125 cm
69 ½ x 49 in -
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White Noise, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper (Triptych)
183 x 130 cm
72 x 51 in -
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Ghost Game, 2026
Radenko Milak
Watercolor on paper (23 part polyptych)
250 x 300 cm
98 ½ x 118 in
Radenko Milak
Radenko Milak (b. 1980, Travnik, former Yugoslavia) is an artist based in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Working primarily in watercolor, painting, drawing, and animated film, he draws from archival imagery to explore the social dynamics and urban transformations shaped by modernization, conflict, and cultural influences. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the 57th Venice Biennale, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, and Bienalsur, and is held in prominent collections such as the Albertina Museum in Vienna and the Folkwang Museum in Essen.