No, not breaking out of self isolation following the outbreak of Covid-19 positive tests in the aftermath of his ill-fated Ardia Tour but in a huge “portrait” on a red clay court at the Djukic Tennis Club in Bezanijska Kosa Belgrade.
Measuring some 24 metres long and 11 metres wide it was created by architect and “street artist” Andrej Josifovski who’s nickname is “the pianist”
It is believed to be the largest portait ever of the Serbian World Number 1
The concept behind the work of art called “SLJAKAnje terena” (a play on words in Serbian combining “clay” and a slang term for “work,” and “court”) is “Let’s clean ourselves first, then let’s look at others,”
Djokovic is revered throughout Serbia for his pride in and support for his countrymen, but perhaps that is a motto Novak now wishes he had followed more closely before embarking on his disastrous Ardia Tour and it’s subsequent fallout?
Photos oultime Media – N. Babic
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