architecture

The war is over...

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12 May 2015 — 1 min read

Last week I was in Sarajevo and visited an exhibition opening in gallery Duplex 100m2. The exhibition was great, but I caught this corner in a side room, a painting and poster showing Radenko Milak's work, and another wall object. It says: "The war is over! Let's go to Venice." Somewhat blurry images, which made my thoughts sharp.

Well, is it? And if yes, what war? As Venice Biennale is indeed celebrating world's differences and joint life ahead (its slogan being "All the world's future"), I can't help thinking about all wars that are currently taking place, world's past and the future that seems more complicated and blurry as never.

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