Radenko Milak Bosnian, b. 1980

San Diego, California — Madison Gallery is proud to announce FOUR SEASONS INTERRUPTED – Bosnian artist, Radenko Milak’s second solo exhibition with Madison Gallery - as he delves into the profound and disorienting impact of climate change on the four seasons. Known for his hauntingly precise monochromatic watercolors, Milak turns his focus to the natural rhythms that once governed our understanding of time. This new series of 16-18 paintings, captures the unsettling fragmentation of seasonal cycles, portraying moments when winter lingers into spring or summer bleeds unpredictably into fall - highlighting the instability and anxiety that now define our environmental experience.



Set against the backdrop of New York City, Milak’s work offers a visual narrative of how urban life intersects with—and is increasingly shaped by - climate disruption. Iconic landmarks and everyday street scenes are rendered with a spectral clarity, cloaked in fog, snow, or an eerie, out-of-season sunlight. His imagery reflects not only the city's vulnerability to environmental shifts but also its paradoxical resilience. The familiar becomes uncanny: cherry blossoms bloom in February, summer heatwaves arrive in April, and snow falls in October - each piece a meditation on how time and memory fracture in a warming world.

Radenko Milak contemporary art exhibition Southern California watercolor art