Dario Kuljača (b. 1996, Belgrade, Serbia) is a contemporary painter and industrial designer based in Belgrade. He studied Industrial Design at the Academy of Technical and Applied Studies in Belgrade, where he developed a strong foundation in form, composition, and visual expression. Raised in a family of artists, Kuljača's passion for painting began in early childhood. His father, a graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, has participated in more than 70 group exhibitions, while his mother, an active amateur artist, has exhibited in over 60 exhibitions. Growing up surrounded by art, Dario took part in numerous painting colonies across Serbia, shaping his artistic vision from an early age. Throughout his career, he has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions, both in Serbia and internationally. His recent international exhibitions include the BBA Gallery in Berlin (2025) and Roccart Gallery in Florence, Italy. He has also exhibited in notable Serbian exhibitions, including Bele Noći II in Majdanpek (2026), alongside several international group exhibitions in Belgrade exploring themes such as abstraction, line, color, and parallel worlds. Combining the precision of industrial design with expressive painting, Kuljača creates works that balance structure and emotion, inviting viewers to experience a dialogue between form, color, and personal interpretation.