Miodrag Živković was a Serbian sculptor, most known for his work on memorial complexes throughout the Former Yugoslavia. Through the 1960s and 1970s, Živković received a number of prominent commissions from across Yugoslavia to design memorial sculptures to commemorate victims and events of the National Liberation War. These monuments are among his most famous and recognized works. His sculptural style in many of these monuments, and much of his other work is characterized by sharp geometric abstract forms that act as an elegant foil to the stunning beauty on which they are situated, appearing to almost burst forth or arise from within the landscape itself.
More at http://architectuul.com/architect/miodrag-zivkovic

In DESSA gallery we have presented some of his work: 8-Sumarice, 17-Sutjeska and 23-Kadinjaca at the exhibition ARCHITECTURE. SCULPTURE. REMEMBRANCE. The Art of Monuments of Yugoslavia 1945–1991 
https://www.dessa.si/index.php?nav=101&jezik=EN&sel_id=3732

The interview with 92 years old Miodrag Živković was created within the project / platform of (In)appropriate monuments, made by a group of architects (Jelica Jovanović et al.), just before Živković's death.