DRAGAN RADENOVIĆ was born in 1951 in Sarajevo. He is a world-renowned artist and winner of the world's biggest awards. He is a man with a wide range of completed faculties and several doctoral theses, a professor at the largest universities, a long-time professor at Harvard, a professor at Moscow State University, a professor at the University of Belgrade, a member of the French Academy of Arts, a member of the Association of Artists of France, a member of the Society of Artists of Russia, a member of the Imperial Academy for art. Dragan Radenović's sculptures can be found in important world museums and private collections. He exhibited at several solo and group exhibitions at home and abroad, including at the prestigious Grand Palais, where he received the Taylor Foundation prize, and at the Louvre, the most famous museum in the world. He is the author of the statue of the greatest American philosopher, Willard Van Orman Quin, which is in the hall of the Faculty of Arts of Harvard University. The US National Museum houses his poignant sculpture of Grace Kelly. In Cape Cod, Kennedy's town, there is a sculpture of Jonny Kelly, at Belgrade airport he erected a monument to Nikola Tesla, for the Vatican he made a crucified Christ, in California there is his sculpture of Steve Jobs... He is celebrated by the biggest names of today, such as Pope John Paul II., Benedict XVI., Vladimir Putin, Nicolas Sarkozy...