Tomica Bajsić
Author

Стихотворения

U KRUGOVIMA хорватский

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RANJENIK ISKUŠAVA BOGA хорватский

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APOKRIFI O TITU хорватский

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KARDINAL KUHARIĆ NA TELEFONU 9827 хорватский

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NAKON ŠTO SAM SPUSTIO TELEFON хорватский

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VESLO JE PROŠLO KROZ VODU U KOVITU CRNIH LEDENIH IGLICA хорватский

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DVADESET I SEDMI DAN хорватский

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H.P. хорватский

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40° хорватский

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NAŠLI SMO SE OPET SVI ZAJEDNO хорватский

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Tomica Bajsić
Author

About

* 07.06.1968, Zagreb, Хорватия
Место жительства: Zagreb, Хорватия

Born in 1968 in Zagreb, Croatia. Poet, prose writer and translator. Graphic artist, educated at School of Applied Arts and studied three years at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, Croatia. Worked also in restoration, drawing, photography and design.

President of Croatian PEN Centre. Long time editor for translated poetry in Poezija magazine and Poezija library publishing poetry books. Founder of Druga priča, Design & Poetry Publishing. Published five poetry books, two prose books and a picture book. Most recent poetry book with drawings Nevidljivo more / Invisible Sea, by Fraktura publishing 2018. Awarded for poetry books with Ivan Goran Kovačić and Dobriša Cesarić awards and published in numerous anthologies and literary journals at home and abroad. Translated into German, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Catalan, Galician, Asturian, Chinese, Polish, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Russian, Slovenian, Slovakian, Swedish, Finnish, Hungarian. Participated in many poetry festivals and poetry reading manifestations in Marseille, Vicenza, Cork, St. Andrews, London, Stockholm, Xinghai, Warsaw, Krakow, Lviv, Bratislava, Berlin, Edenkoben, Leipzig, Frankfurt, Brasilia, Lisbon, Barcelona, Vigo, Druskinike, including Sarajevo Poetry Days, Struga Poetry Evenings, Days of Poetry and Wine in Ljubljana and Ptuj.

Had two photography expositions over Amazon Rainforest and it's inhabitants at KIC gallery in 2014. and photographs and videos of Brazil and Amazon in Mimara Museum in Zagreb in 2016.