U okviru projekta Multisensory art, realizovana je skulptura namenjena stalnoj postavci Arboretuma. Umetnik i profesor na Fakultetu savremenih umetnosti Ivan Bon osmislio je skulpturu “Domovoj/Domaćin”, inspirisanu slovenskom legendom o kućnom duhu, zaštitniku doma, dece i ognjišta. Skulptura je izrađena od čelične armature, bio epoksi smole i mozaika od prirodnog kamena i keramičkih pločica. Tokom maja i juna pripremao je projekat, nabavljao materijal i izradio skicu, kao i 3D štampani model skulpture u razmeri 1:10. Izvođenje skulpture Sloveniji  je trajalo od 6. do 15. jula u prostoru koji je obezbedio Arboretum. U  izvođenju su pomogli Nina Bon, studentkinja sa FSU, profesorke Jasna Hrovatin i Mateja Š. Dimic sa FZD iz Ljubljane i studenti Rok Hrovatin i Klara Luzar sa FZD iz Ljubljane. Prvih dana izrađena je noseća čelična konstrukcija i armatura, zatim je ojačana slojevima bio epoksi smole i kompozitnih materijala, nakon čega je usledila izrada mozaika i fugovanje. Skulptura je postavljena 16. jula na ekskluzivnom mestu Arboretum parka, a svečano otvaranje održano je 17. jula uz prisustvo oko pedeset posetilaca, među kojima je bilo i više slepih i slabovidih osoba, što je posebno doprinelo inkluzivnom karakteru projekta. Nakon predstavljanja svih skulptura i razgovora sa autorima, program je završen muzičkim performansom Ivana Bona.

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Exhibition of tactile sculptures for the blind and visually impaired in the Arboretum, Slovenia

As part of the Multisensory art project, a sculpture intended for permanent display at the Arboretum was realized. Ivan Bon, an artist and professor at the Faculty of Contemporary Arts, designed the sculpture „Domovoi/Domaćin“, inspired by the Slovenian legend about the spirit of the house, the protector of the home, children and hearth. The sculpture is made of steel reinforcement, bio epoxy resin and mosaic made of natural stone and ceramic tiles. During May and June, he prepared the project, procured material and created a sketch, as well as a 3D printed model of the sculpture in a scale of 1:10. The performance of the sculpture in Slovenia lasted from July 6 to 15 in the space provided by the Arboretum. Nina Bon, a student from FSU, professors Jasna Hrovatin and Mateja Š helped in the performance. Dimic from FZD from Ljubljana and students Rok Hrovatin and Klara Luzar from FZD from Ljubljana. In the first days, the supporting steel structure and reinforcement were made, then it was reinforced with layers of bio-epoxy resin and composite materials, which was followed by the making of mosaics and grouting. The sculpture was installed on July 16 in an exclusive location of Aroretum Park, and the ceremonial opening was held on July 17 with the presence of about fifty visitors, including several blind and visually impaired people, which especially contributed to the inclusive character of the project. After the presentation of all the sculptures and a discussion with the authors, the program ended with a musical performance by Ivan Bono.

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