Pavilion of the Republic of Slovenia at the 60th International Art Exhibition, Biennale di Venezia
Photo: Alja Herlah. License: All Rights Reserved.
Visuals for the Pavilion of the Republic of Slovenia at the 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia. Sculpture and a piece of architecture, with the strange nomadic structure serves both as a paradigmatic foreigner, oddly out of place in the historic cityscape of Venice. From MG+MSUM:
At the 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, Slovenia is presenting Garden Secret for You, a project by the conceptual artist Nika Špan, curated by Vladimir Vidmar. This is the first time that the Slovenian pavilion has taken the form of a project in public space, thus addressing two underlying preoccupations: the lack of a permanent national pavilion and the title theme of the Biennale exhibition – Foreigners Everywhere. Both a sculpture and a piece of architecture, the strange nomadic structure thus serves both as a country’s pavilion and as a paradigmatic foreigner, oddly out of place in the historic cityscape of Venice.
Visuals are designed with Spektra Tekst, by Dotless Type. Spektra Tekst is a youthful offspring of Type Salon’s Spektra. Designed in five weights for both Latin and Cyrillic scripts, Spektra Tekst offers versatility and adaptability to various design needs.
Photo: Alja Herlah. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Alja Herlah. License: All Rights Reserved.
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