Zeteoci, zbirka Hanzekovic 

Omer Mujadžić created this painting, "Zeteoci," with oil on canvas. The scene is dominated by a field of golden wheat under a hazy sky, immediately grounding us in a visceral sense of summer's labor. The artist uses diagonal lines, formed by the swathes of cut wheat, to guide our eye into the canvas, creating a dynamic yet orderly composition. Figures of laborers, rendered with quick brushstrokes, are scattered throughout the field. Their placement isn't random; they are carefully positioned to balance the overall visual weight of the scene, and their white clothing contrasts with the wheat, creating a rhythm of light and dark that is quite striking. Mujadžić’s use of light and shadow gives depth to the painting, but it's the texture that truly captivates – the rough impasto of the wheat field against the smoother rendering of the sky. This contrast suggests a discourse between the concrete and the ethereal, labor and rest. The painting invites us to contemplate the connection between humanity and nature, and the ways in which we shape, and are shaped by, the world around us. It's a painting that continues to resonate, prompting ongoing interpretation and dialogue.