A graduate of the Faculty of Applied Arts and Design in Belgrade, he trained under notable figures like Vladimir Todorović and Mirski Vujičić. Oklobdžija is particularly devoted to mural painting and drawing as distinct artistic forms, frequently employing oil and acrylic techniques to achieve intricate textures and tonal gradations.

His artistic narrative often merges abstract rhetoric with surreal elements, creating works that evoke both introspection and a sense of wonder. For instance, his “Space Interpreter” exhibition showcased paintings and drawings that explored themes of space and interpretation through vivid, layered imagery. This dedication to blending the old with the new reflects his belief in the transformative power of art as a connection to both personal and cultural heritage.

Critically, Oklobdžija’s pieces are admired for their thoughtful interplay between structure and fluidity. They convey a dynamic tension that invites viewers to uncover meaning within the abstraction. His use of bold yet harmonious colors and textures often mirrors the complexity of human emotions and memories.