THE MOTHER OF NOVAK DJOKOVIC AS VIRGIN MARY: She's a hero, because gave birth and raised the BEST TENNIS PLAYER IN THE WORLD (PHOTO)
Montenegrin artist Jovan Kentera (56) from St. Stephen, is engaged in manufacture of mosaics for the past ten years, and will soon begin with the preparation of the project in honor of the woman who, according to him, is the most responsible one for the success of Novak
After St. Nicholas, St. Basil of Ostrog, Mary Magdalene, the Virgin and St. Petka, an opportunity to be displayed as a saint in a mosaic will also have Dijana, the mother of the best tennis player in the world Novak Djokovic!
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Montenegrin artist, a former tennis player and restaurateur, John Kentera (56) from St. Stephen, is engaged in manufacture of mosaics for the past ten years, and will soon begin with the preparation of the project in honor of women, which according to him most deserving of Novak's success.
- The mother is important to me too. Diana is the mother of the new era, one of the most important Serbian. Has created and raised such a man, who is the pride of all of us, but also of people in the world. She is responsible for its existence and for me Dijana is a saint - said Kentera adding that the mosaic on completion will be screened at the Belgrade exhibition.
Otherwise, his current work "Towards the St. George" can be seen in the monastery Praskvica, which dates from the XI-XV century, located in the immediate vicinity of Budva.
The monastery church is dedicated to St. Nicholas, which in these parts is considered the patron of the tribe Pastrovic, which as far as Kentera is concerned, it was not more adequate place where he he could exhibit his works with a religious theme.
- I'm baptized in the first year of my life, I started to walked here and went to school. I make mosaic since 2006, and the making of these saints who jump out of the strict canonical I make since 2015. St Petka I worked a month and a half, and Ostrog, which is larger formats, it took me four months of work. But this is what i like, this is for me a challenge and inspiration, but also a tool that keeps me alive - he was explicit.