The Architecture of Absurdity Marko Blažo did not merely paint; he constructed parallel realities that functioned under their own illogical laws. His work operates through a specific kind of visual irony, where the mundane is stripped of its utility and forced into a state of permanent, strange existence. He had a way of taking the banal—a piece of chewing gum or a paper model—and repositioning it within a framework that felt both deep…