Beti Bricelj (born 26 March 1974) is a Slovenian painter.
In 2000 she graduated from Fine Arts on Arthouse – College of Visual Arts in Ljubljana. After completing her studies, she continued her education in Australia where she lived for a year. Bricelj participated in a research study of the Aboriginal culture organized by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Adelaide, South Australia.
Bricelj has been invited to numerous Art Symposium, and has presented work for independent and joint exhibitions in Slovenia and abroad including the renowned Museum of Geometric and MADI Art in Dallas - Texas, United States. Her work is published in various international catalogues and books of contemporary art. As an artist she also took up an architectural challenge and designed the front of the Epicenter B2 Trade and Business Center in Postojna using her expertise in art.
Briceljs artwork is based on a grid that offers her an infinite number of possibilities. Within this framework, she explores the options of new serial paths, whereby deviating solutions, in particular, open up the most exciting perspectives for her.
She lives and works in Postojna.
Awards and prizes
2010: Majdanpek (Serbia), International exhibition Art in miniature: Grand Prix
2013: Kranj (Slovenia), SREČANJA 2013 - International Fine Arts Festival Kranj-ZDSLU: RECOGNITION for HIGH_QUALITY ARTWORK 2016: Zaprešić (Croatia), Vršilnica, Novi Dvori: 19. International Miniatures Exhibition: Special Jury Mention 2017: Dallas, (Texas - United States), Museum of Geometric and MADI Art: 4th Biennial: Derivatives: Origins in Geometry: 3rd place 2018: Prijedor (BiH), Museum of Kozara: 2nd International Biennial of the Works on Paper : Special Jury Recognition 2022: Postojna (Slovenia), Municipality of Postojna: Recognition Miroslav Vilhar / for special achievement in the field of culture
Memberships
Since 2002 - member of the Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies. Since 2020 - member of international group The Drawing Collective.