Vladimir Dodig Trokut (1949–2018) was a pioneer of conceptual and post-conceptual art and co-founder of the Anti-Museum with Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos. Through his works and actions, such as “The Red Peristyle” and “Underwater Exhibition,” he redefined artistic practices in the former Yugoslavia. Collaborations with figures like Ivan Kožarić and Harald Szeemann highlighted his pursuit of avant-garde artistic and museological forms.

His notable works include “Wunderkamera – Studio of Free Thought” and “The Singing of Songbirds.” Following his sudden death, his legacy became part of the Anti-Museum’s collection, which today houses over 80,000 exhibits.