Dec
6
2009
Robolamps by Robert Matysiak
Robolamps by Robert Matysiak from Pula (Croatia) have already traveled through the blogosphere… his story on making lamps out of hard plastic is pretty interesting…
Jul
2
2009
Akiko Sato: Shelter for the Feeling
‘Shelter for the Feeling’ is a space installation consisted of sound, lace, fibre-glass bars, foam and canvas. It’s based on personal story of Japanese contemporary artist Akiko Sato exploring her life voyage and the history of Croatian tradition of lace-making.
With the assistance of ten lace-makers from the ‘Lace Makers Association Danica Brosiler’ from Lepoglava she created a portable lace tent that symbolizes home.
Akiko Sato: Shelter for the Feeling (c)
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