Andrija Večenaj is a product designer and lecturer of visual arts from Varaždin, Croatia.

The author was born in 1986. in the small industrial town of Koprivnica. In 2010. he gained his masters degree in the filed of Art with his master's thesis 'Sustainable Design and Traditional Craft', at the School of Design, The Faculty of Architecture of the University of Zagreb.
He has been a lecturer at Art department, Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Zagreb since 2019. Along with his calling as a lecturer, he is actively engaged in projects that are closely related to interior and exhibition design, as well as industrial design and visual arts.

The main focus of the creation of his works is the relationship of archetypal forms and raw materials, such as sorghum and equisetum, jute, wood, wax, and plaster. Compositions consisting of full volumes, flat and linear-thin masses permeate the space around them. Večenaj allows the sunlight, air flow, lightbulb heat, and gravity to smoothly change the shape, transparency, position, and relationships of his works. They grow and change, melt, harden, penetrate, merge, join, and break. He exhibits his artistic work in both solo and group exhibitions across Croatia. With regard to international exhibitions, the author would like to highlight the exhibition held in London in SCIN Gallery in 2013. Furthermore, he was awarded the first award at the Artwood festival in 2016. held on the island of Pag for a public sculpture titled 'Monolimit'. He is a member of the Croatian Designers Association (HDD) and the Croatian Association of Artists of Međimurje (HDLUM).