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Izložba radova slepih i slabovidih učesnika, realizovana u okviru međunarodnog projekta „Multisensory art“, podržanog od strane programa Kreativna Evropa, održana je u galeriji Fakulteta savremenih umetnosti u periodu od 15. do 29. avgusta 2025. godine. Postavka je predstavljala završnicu radionica sprovedenih tokom aprila i maja iste godine, u kojima su učestvovali slepi i slabovidi autori zajedno sa studentima Fakulteta savremenih umetnosti.

Skulpture su bile izložene uz po jedan par slušalica iz kojih se mogla čuti zvučna priča i audio-deskripcija njihovih radova. Skulpture su izvedene u crvenoj i beloj terakoti, kao i u tehnici duboreza u drvetu, dok je zvuk emitovan sa laptop računara putem slušalica imao namenu da poveže skulpture svakog autora u jedinstvenu narativnu celinu. Sve skulpture bile su postavljene na stolove na način koji je slepim i slabovidim posetiocima omogućavao bezbedno taktilno istraživanje.

Tokom uvodnog obraćanja predstavljeni su autori, koncept projekta, tok radionica i saradnja sa Savezom slepih, naglašavajući inkluzivni i društveno odgovorni karakter čitavog programa, kao i podršku Kreativne Evrope. Izložba je bila zapaženo posećena i dočekana sa izrazito pozitivnim reakcijama publike.

Vođenje kroz izložbu održano je 19. avgusta, u posebnom formatu koji je podrazumevao da posetioci imaju poveze preko očiju, čime je simuliran način na koji slepe osobe taktilno percipiraju skulpture. Na taj način pažnja je bila usmerena isključivo na dodir, teksturu, zvuk, formu i vibraciju materijala, bez oslanjanja na vizuelni doživljaj. Iskustvo je bilo izuzetno senzitivno i intimno, otvarajući prostor za dublje razumevanje rada i snažniju empatijsku vezu sa načinom percepcije slepih i slabovidih osoba.

Finansirano od strane Evropske unije. Izraženi stavovi i mišljenja su, međutim, isključivo stavovi i mišljenja autora i ne odražavaju nužno stavove Evropske unije ili Izvršne agencije za obrazovanje i kulturu (EACEA). Ni Evropska unija ni EACEA ne mogu biti odgovorne za njih.

Organizacijom  izložbe rukovodili su profesor Ivan Bon i saradnica Milica Stojković.

Učesnici izložbe: 

Nedeljka Ložajić, Ana Jovčić, Gorana Trivić, Emilija Perić, Dimitrije Perić, Sara Nikolić, Goran Pećanac, Boris Dončić, Uroš Martinović, Jovana Jurkijevic, Marta Stojanović, Olja Stupar, Slavica Andreić, Jelena Grubor, Mina Margo Spasić, Ognjen Repanović.

EXHIBITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL PROJECT “MULTISENSORY ART”

The exhibition of works by blind and visually impaired participants, realized within the international project “Multisensory Art”, supported by the Creative Europe programme, was held at the gallery of the Faculty of Contemporary Arts from August 15 to 29, 2025. The exhibition marked the culmination of workshops conducted in April and May of the same year, bringing together blind and visually impaired artists and students of the Faculty of Contemporary Arts.

Each sculpture was presented with a pair of headphones through which visitors could listen to a sound narrative and audio description of the works. The sculptures were created in red and white terracotta, as well as in woodcarving techniques. The audio component, played from laptops via headphones, was designed to connect each artist’s sculptures into a unified narrative whole. All sculptures were displayed on tables in a way that enabled safe tactile exploration for blind and visually impaired visitors.

During the opening address, the authors, the project concept, the workshop process, and the collaboration with the Association of the Blind of Serbia were presented, highlighting the inclusive and socially responsible character of the entire program, as well as the support of Creative Europe. The exhibition was well attended and received highly positive reactions from the audience.

A guided tour was held on August 19 in a special format in which visitors wore blindfolds, simulating the tactile perception of sculptures as experienced by blind individuals. This approach directed attention exclusively to touch, texture, sound, form, and material vibration, without relying on visual perception. The experience proved to be highly sensitive and intimate, fostering deeper understanding of the works and a stronger empathetic connection with the perceptual world of blind and visually impaired persons.

Funded by the European Union. The views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

The exhibition was curated and organized by Professor Ivan Bon and associate Milica Stojković.

Exhibition participants:
Nedeljka Ložajić, Ana Jovčić, Gorana Trivić, Emilija Perić, Dimitrije Perić, Sara Nikolić, Goran Pećanac, Boris Dončić, Uroš Martinović, Jovana Jurkijević, Marta Stojanović, Olja Stupar, Slavica Andreić, Jelena Grubor, Mina Margo Spasić, Ognjen Repanović.