Aleksandar Marković is an art historian, composer and communications expert, and the author of a large number of applied musical compositions. The invention has a high level of inventiveness and multidisciplinary applicability in the fields of science and artistic creativity. The invention was recognized and entered in the Patent Register by the Intellectual Property Office on December 1, 2021. year, under the number 62512 B1. The invention relates to a system and procedure for decoding and transposing a visual into a musical composition from an artistic image with several innovative levels. First of all, which is carried out by a system that has a Fotoscanner (KSZ), a processor (SF.VIZ) for analyzing graphic and structural elements of the image, a processor (SF.VIZOMUS) for deciphering and transposing visual information from the image into separate musical information elements, a music processor (SF.MUSE) with a music database that processes the received music information and prints all the tones in the midi channels, selects the appropriate instruments and delivers the notes of the entire music composition.
The invention finds direct application in the development of a new methodology from the science of art in the qualitative comparative analysis of works of art. A multi-layered musical composition as a newly discovered artistic medium from an artistic image or digital image also reveals that within the image of a visual composition there is a time that is present permanently and has its own duration and that is revealed during the process of transposing the visual into the auditory. For the first time, people with special needs can auditorily enjoy an artistic image, and the wide economic application of the invention finds its role and application within the digital applications of the growing digital game industry.
It is an applicable invention that significantly contributes to the technological advancement of this field, the science of art and the quality of life of the human population, especially blind people.
The Mayor of Belgrade, Zoran Radojičić, expressed his satisfaction because he had the honor of participating in the awarding of the “Despot Stefan Lazarevic” award, which, as he recalled, declared Belgrade the capital city in 1405.
– Despot Stefan Lazarevic was a statesman who, after Saint Sava, was the most contributed to Serbia being a “bridge” between East and West, and even today we see how important and difficult it is at the same time. During his time, Belgrade was transformed from a ruined border town into a modern European capital, expanded almost ten times. He strengthened the economy, but he cared no less about art, culture and education. He gathered around him the most important statesmen, knights and winners, but also the best scientists, writers and painters. This is precisely why we award the award with his name to the most outstanding creators and born winners – the mayor pointed out.
He told the award winners that it is important for them to know that Belgrade appreciates their efforts, and that what each of the winners has done in their field is worthy of respect and admiration.
– You teach us how we can best contribute to the progress of our city. Along with your name, Belgrade is pronounced everywhere in the world with respect, thank you for that too – Radojičić said. I want this award to have continuity, Radojičić said, and added that it means to continue repaying our best fellow citizens in this way.
– Events like this are a good opportunity for our children to get to know and recognize real values better. I am convinced that the awards will be an additional motivation, incentive and inspiration for everyone.
The slogan of Belgrade Day this year is “Belgrade with love” and only in this way, with love, can Belgrade continue its progress and preserve the values for which it is known – concluded Radojičić. which are held in the capital, the most beautiful and significant is Belgrade Days.
– Days of Belgrade, which we celebrate from April 16 to 19, mark two exceptional dates in the history of our capital, and we try to celebrate the entire history of Belgrade then. Our history is rich with important events that took place in our capital.
This is an opportunity to remember the huge number of exceptional individuals, who lived and created in Belgrade, and with their deeds and achievements famously spread the name of Belgrade throughout the world – said Nikodijević.
– The awards we give out are also your city’s thanks to individuals and associations that did something great in the previous year for their city. Belgrade is an open, humane and noble city thanks to the people who live and create in it. I believe that with your work and actions you have done a lot in your fields, regardless of whether it is science, sports, history, culture or art. More important than anything is that with your example you encouraged us to be better and to do something great for our city that will remain after us. I wish you success in your careers, and I wish our Belgrade to develop further and be a better city for the life of all citizens – said Nikodijević and thanked the members of the commission.
On behalf of the laureates, Vladimir D. Janković addressed the audience, who pointed out that they were all honored by receiving this award, which bears the name of our city and the great Serbian medieval ruler Despot Stefan Lazarevic, who with his work built the walls of this present-day metropolis without of which no human effort has any meaning, purpose or goal – love.
– We are all honored and touched by this prestigious award, which sums up not only respect for creators from different areas of social life, but also such precious knowledge that every human being needs will be that the environment in which he was born or in which he lives is accepted and valued, appreciated and respected – said Janković, thanking all the members of the jury who accepted the not easy task of choosing those whose works deserved to be crowned with this prestigious award with a long tradition and deep meaning.
The prize for literature and translated creativity was awarded to Vladimir D. Janković, for theatrical creativity to Nada Šargin, for fine and applied creativity, visual and extended media to Aleksandar Cvetković, for music and musical and stage creativity Dr. Maja Smiljanić Radić, for social and humanities prof. . Dr. Radoš Ljušić, for natural and technical sciences prof. Dr. Dragan Milićev, for invention Aleksandar Marković, for an exceptional work that represents a contribution to the development of medicine, prof. Dr. Dragan Mašulović, prof. Dr. Ruža Stević, prof. Dr. Zorica Milošević and Prof. Dragan Sagić, Ph.D., for work or results of exceptional individual value to which he made a significant contribution to the development and improvement of medicine at the Batajnica University Clinical Center of Serbia, with prof. Dr. Tatjana Adžić Vukičević at the helm, while the award for architecture and urban planning went to Vladimir Lojanica.
The award of the city of Belgrade for agriculture went to the family farm of Mihalj Pavel David from Boljevac, municipality of Surčin, for journalism to Nenad Kamidžorac, for education to Dr. Zlatko Grušanović and for sports to Milica Mandić. The City of Belgrade Award for Environmental Protection was awarded to Đorđe Bilinac, Goran Velinov, Petar Veličković, Slavisa Vidaković, Marko Vukičević, Stefan Đurišić, Miroslav Živković, Ilija Ilić, Janko Maksimović, Marko Maksimović, Dragan Mijušković, Nikola Mijušković, Igor Praizović, Aleksandar Sandić. , Nadi Sarić Velinov, Dejan Stanković, Milovan Todorović, Milan Tomašević, Nebojša Čavić and Nemanja Šurlan.
Novak Đoković received the award for long-term work and lasting contribution to the development of the city of Belgrade. Mihailo Jovanović received a special award for his exceptional contribution to the realization of an event of importance for the City of Belgrade.
The Award of the City of Belgrade for the creativity of young people in the field of science for 2021 was awarded to Nikola Teomirović, and the Award of the City of Belgrade “Svetislav Stojanović” to the Belgrade Fire and Rescue Brigade and individual Darko Cvetić. of Serbia 1912–1920 and five cities and municipalities (Užice, Smederevo, Šabac, Ljubovija and Kladovo), which were officially hosted by the President of the City of Belgrade Assembly, Nikola Nikodijević.