KREATIVNE INDUSTRIJE I SAVREMENA UMETNOST
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES AND MODERN ART
Izložba reljefnih asamblaža “Odjek površina” autorke Petre Kocjančič
aleksa.radovanovic / / Multisensory art, Vesti / 14. 05. 2026.
U četvrtak 23. aprila u 18 časova, u galeriji FSU, otvorena je izložba Petre Kocjančič, profesorke sa Fakulteta za dizajn u Ljubljani. Izložba je prvenstveno namenjena slepim i slabovidim osobama i deo je projekta „Multisensory Art“, koji je podržan od strane programa Kreativna Evropa.
Otvaranje je bilo dobro posećeno i proteklo je u prijatnoj atmosferi. Izložbu su otvorili Jasna Hrovatin, glavna koordinatorka projekta „Multisensory Art“ i profesorka na Fakultetu za dizajn u Ljubljani, kao i autorka Petra Kocjančič. Kao domaćin i organizator izložbe, prisutnima se obratio i Ivan Bon, koordinator projekta „Multisensory Art“ za Srbiju.
Izložba reljefnih asamblaža u drvetu Petre Kocjančič pod nazivom „Odjek površina“ nas vraća u intimni prostor doma, u vreme kada su šare bile neodvojivi deo svakodnevice, prisutne u tekstilu i drvetu, u intarzijama i tihim ritmovima ručnog rada. Polazeći od tog nasleđa, radovi transformišu tradicionalne motive u savremene reljefne forme izrađene laserskim sečenjem šperploče. Svedena bela površina naglašava ritam i strukturu, dok svetlost i senka grade suptilnu prostornu dinamiku. Ovi radovi nisu namenjeni samo pogledu — oni pozivaju na dodir, omogućavajući da se šare „čitaju“ dlanovima, kroz linije, gustine i praznine.
Zvučni sloj dodatno oblikuje ambijent obe izložbe, stvarajući diskretan, gotovo meditativni prostor u kojem se prepliću svetlost, materijal i zvuk. Izložba otvara drugačiji odnos prema nasleđu, ne kao statičnoj slici, već kao živom, čulnom iskustvu koje se može videti, osetiti i oslušnuti.
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Echo of surfaces
On Thursday at 6 p.m., in the FSU gallery, the exhibition of Petra Kocjančič, a professor from the Faculty of Design in Ljubljana, opened. The exhibition is primarily intended for blind and partially sighted people and is part of the „Multisensory Art“ project, which is supported by the Creative Europe program.
The opening was well attended and took place in a pleasant atmosphere. The exhibition was opened by Jasna Hrovatin, the main coordinator of the „Multisensory Art“ project and a professor at the Faculty of Design in Ljubljana, as well as the author Petra Kocjančič. As the host and organizer of the exhibition, Ivan Bon, the coordinator of the „Multisensory Art“ project for Serbia, also addressed the audience.
The exhibition of relief assemblages in wood by Petra Kocjančič called „Echo of surfaces“ takes us back to the intimate space of the home, at a time when patterns were an inseparable part of everyday life, present in textiles and wood, in marquetry and the quiet rhythms of handwork. Drawing from that heritage, the works transform traditional motifs into contemporary relief forms made by laser cutting plywood. The reduced white surface emphasizes rhythm and structure, while light and shadow build subtle spatial dynamics. These works are not intended only for sight, they invite touch, allowing the patterns to be „read“ with the palms, through lines, densities and voids.
The sound layer additionally shapes the ambience of both exhibitions, creating a discreet, almost meditative space in which light, material and sound intertwine. The exhibition opens up a different relationship to heritage, not as a static image, but as a living, sensory experience that can be seen, felt and heard.
Funded by the European Union. The views and opinions expressed are, however, solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the EACEA can be held responsible for them.
