6 November 1995 Friends of Belgrade painter Ratomir Gligorijevic often wonder how he can sleep among all the vampires and monsters when they visit his home overlooking the Morava river. When they say monsters they mean his paintings with all kinds of monsters grinning on burnt out mosques, destroyed towns, rivers of refugees, raped women and piles of human bones. […]
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