My art is inspired by my own experiences and emotions, as well as the desire to explore the enigmatic nature of the human psyche. I find great inspiration in nature and its patterns of showing and creating its own symphony.

I explore themes such as vulnerability, power dynamics, trust, sensuality and human connection. I also integrate the occult and symbolic props into my work to add depth and mystique to it.

My gender identity and sexual orientation are an integral part of my identity and therefore influence my art in various ways. For example, I may explore themes related to gender identity, sexuality, and relationships in my art.

I am Matija Vid Peček Black, a conceptual rope artist, performer, and photographer based in Zagreb, Croatia. My art combines the aesthetics of rope art with darkness, introspection, and emotional exploration.

My creative process involves a lot of introspection and experimentation. I often start with a concept or theme inside of my mind or dreams, and then explore different ways to express it through my art.

The waiting list depends on the season, but roughly it is between three weeks up to a month. Depending on the needs for the photoshoot - theme and subjects, location, set and or props.

You can purchase my art through my personal website, RedBubble or by contacting me directly. I also participate in exhibitions and events, which may offer opportunities to purchase my work.

Yes, absolutely! I usually work alone with a model, but if you feel more relaxed, you can bring a friend with you who is open-minded and tolerant.

You can support my art on social media by following me on Instagram, Facebook, FetLife and Twitter, and sharing my posts with your followers. You can also leave comments and engage with my content to help boost my visibility.

You can contact me via email at matija.vidpecek[at]gmail.com.

I work with a spotter in situations where it is needed.

You can support my art without spending money by following me on social media, sharing my posts with your followers, leaving comments, and engaging with my content. You can help promote my art by sharing my website and social media profiles with others who may be interested and encouraging them to check out my work. You can also recommend me to galleries, art collectors, and other potential clients.

Financial support is important for artists because it allows us to continue creating and sharing our work with the world. It can help cover the costs of materials, studio space, and other expenses associated with creating art, as well as living expenses. Talent is also a skill that you build and invest in, so it is a part of the value. If we, as an artist community, want to grow, we need to invest in our skills.

Yes, I offer various incentives for my financial supporters, such as exclusive content, early access to new work, direct contact via Patreon inbox and discounts on my products and services. You can find more information about these perks on my Patreon and Big Cartel pages.

You can support my art financially by becoming a patron on Patreon, which is, in my opinion, the best way. Purchasing my products on Big Cartel or hiring me for artistic photoshoots are also great options. Additionally, you can donate to me through PayPal.

I work in my personal house in the suburbs, which acts as my working studio. I'm happy to say that it's in a beautiful private location near the forest. I’m also available to be hired for on-location photoshoots because I work with natural light.

If you are interested in collaborating with me, please send me a detailed proposal outlining the scope of the collaboration, the potential benefits, and any other relevant information. I will review the proposal and get back to you if I am interested in moving forward.

My advice for other LGBTQ+ artists is to embrace your identity and use it as a source of inspiration for your art. Don't be afraid to explore themes related to gender identity and sexuality, and find a community of other LGBTQ+ artists who can support and inspire you.

I only collaborate with other artists if the collaboration has extreme energetic and monetary value in the long run. This means that I am very selective about the collaborations I engage in.

I am interested in collaborations that push the boundaries of my art and allow me to explore new themes and concepts. I am also interested in collaborations that have the potential to reach a wider audience and promote my work.

I consider a variety of factors when evaluating a potential collaboration, including the potential for creative synergy, the potential for financial gain, and the potential for long-term benefits.