Lađušić’s “Spaceships” are painted with the deepest black color ever produced on the planet, showcasing a unique acrylic technique that absorbs every trace of light, contain layers imbued with the memory of glow, creating a display of space and depth that almost dematerializes matter itself.  These particular pieces feature all sorts of “luminous constructs” and “radiant architectures”, which dramatically stand out against the absolute darkness. Light is employed in all forms and shapes, be it geometric patterns, abstract shapes, or detailed designs, the elements appear to float effortlessly, almost suspended in space. This technique is more than a stylistic choice; it’s a profound statement on the nature of existence and perception, where light and darkness coexist and interact delicately. 

This last series is an homage to his boyhood dreams and fantasies, which, encouraged by curator Denis Leo Hegić, he decided to transfer onto canvas. By transposing these visions, Lađušić bridges the gap between the tangible and the imagined, between childhood wonder and adult realization. 

The works in this series represent a fusion of art and innovation, where classical painting meets modern technology, resulting in works that highlight an advanced direction in his expression.