Učešće FSU u prestižnom EU projektu

Sa zadovoljstvom vas obaveštavamo da je Fakultet savremenih umetnosti (FSU) dobio priliku da učestvuje u prestižnom EU projektu pod nazivom „Multisensory Art”. Ovo je naš prvi projekat gde je FSU institucionalno uključen, što predstavlja značajnu referencu za naš fakultet i otvara vrata za buduća učešća u evropskim projektima.

Projekat i učesnici

Nosilac projekta je Fakultet za dizajn u Ljubljani, dok, pored nas, učestvuje i Univerzitet u Dubrovniku. Sa naše strane je koordinator i glavni učesnik projekta profesor Ivan Bon, uz podršku koleginica Irine Tomić i Milice Stojković.

Radionice i izložbe za slepe i slabovide osobe

Cilj projekta „Multisensory Art” je da osnaži pripadnike marginalizovanih grupa, posebno slepe i slabovide osobe, kroz umetničko stvaralaštvo. U okviru projekta će biti realizovane radionice u našoj galeriji, gde će slepi i slabovidi učesnici, uz asistenciju naših profesora, vajati portrete u glini. Završeni portreti će biti izliveni u gipsu i izloženi na izložbama u Ljubljani, Dubrovniku i na našem fakultetu.

Skulptura u javnom prostoru

Pored toga, profesor Bon će izvoditi skulpturu u javnom prostoru napravljenu od recikliranih materijala, koja će biti postavljena u dvorištu Fakulteta za dizajn u Ljubljani.

Multisenzorni pristup i inovativne metode

Projekat obuhvata širok spektar aktivnosti, uključujući osnivanje senzorne galerije na otvorenom, organizaciju 12 radionica za slepe, tri izložbe radova slepih umetnika i šest izložbi senzorne umetnosti prilagođene slepim osobama. Ove aktivnosti su osmišljene tako da promovišu inkluziju kulturnog nasleđa i održiv pristup.

Doprinos kulturnoj sceni i promocija projekta

Kroz ovaj projekat želimo da damo doprinos kulturnoj sceni prilagođenoj osobama sa invaliditetom, stvarajući inovativne načine izražavanja za umetnike i dizajnere. Pored radionica, u okviru projekta će se eksperimentisati sa multisenzornim pristupima, uključujući zvuke, mirise, taktilne senzacije, te 3D štampače za kreiranje taktilnih slika.

Verujemo da će ovaj projekat ne samo unaprediti kvalitet života slepih i slabovidih osoba već i obogatiti njihovu kulturnu svakodnevicu kroz umetnički izraz. Planirano je da se projekat promoviše putem različitih kanala, uključujući društvene mreže, veb-sajtove partnera i događaje na otvaranju izložbi.

Ovaj projekat predstavlja veliki korak za FSU ka daljoj afirmaciji na evropskoj umetničkoj sceni. Nadamo se uspešnoj realizaciji svih planiranih aktivnosti.

FSU Participates in the EU Project Multisensory Art

FSU’s Participation in a Prestigious EU Project

We are pleased to announce that the Faculty of Contemporary Arts (FSU) has been selected to take part in the prestigious EU project Multisensory Art. This is FSU’s first project with institutional participation at the European level, marking an important milestone for our faculty and opening new opportunities for future involvement in EU-funded initiatives.

Project Partners and Team

The project is led by the Faculty of Design Ljubljana, with additional partners including the University of Dubrovnik and FSU.
FSU’s project coordinator and lead participant is Ivan Bon, supported by colleagues Irina Tomić and Milica Stojković.

Workshops and Exhibitions for Blind and Visually Impaired Participants

The main goal of Multisensory Art is to empower members of marginalized communities—especially blind and visually impaired individuals—through artistic creation. As part of the project, workshops will be held in FSU’s gallery, where blind and visually impaired participants, assisted by our professors, will sculpt clay portraits. These works will later be cast in plaster and exhibited in Ljubljana, Dubrovnik, and at FSU.

Public Space Sculpture

In addition, Professor Bon will create a public sculpture made from recycled materials, to be installed in the courtyard of the Faculty of Design in Ljubljana.

Multisensory Approach and Innovative Methods

The project includes a wide range of activities: establishing an outdoor sensory gallery, organizing 12 workshops for blind participants, presenting three exhibitions of works by blind artists, and hosting six sensory art exhibitions adapted for visually impaired audiences. These initiatives promote inclusive cultural heritage and sustainable artistic practices.

Contribution to Culture and Project Promotion

Through this project, we aim to contribute to a more inclusive cultural landscape by developing innovative forms of expression for artists and designers. Alongside workshops, the project explores multisensory approaches involving sound, scent, tactile experiences, and 3D printing to create tactile artworks.

We believe this initiative will not only enhance the quality of life for blind and visually impaired participants but also enrich their everyday cultural experiences through art. The project will be promoted across multiple channels, including social media, partner websites, and exhibition opening events.

This project represents an important step forward for FSU in strengthening its presence on the European art scene, and we look forward to the successful realization of all planned activities.