Martina Obid Mlakar in Nataša Grandovec: Narava Grajskega griča, sobivanja človeka in narave v mestu скачать в хорошем качестве

Martina Obid Mlakar in Nataša Grandovec: Narava Grajskega griča, sobivanja človeka in narave v mestu

Predstavitveni film razstave umetniškega nakita. Avtor videa: Aljoša Juhart Več o razstavi na naši spletni strani: https://bit.ly/3BQ3LhU Oblikovalki nakita Martina Obid Mlakar in Nataša Grandovec raziskujeta različne plasti sobivanja človeka in narave na Grajskem griču. Ta odnos je del našega urbanega vsakdana, ki ga doživljamo in nas navdihuje. Razkrivamo ga v urbanih mitih, ljudskih pripovedkah in ob sprehodih. Odkrivamo ga v razpokah, v katere je narava našla svojo pot. Ob tem spoznavamo pomen in lepoto dotika, ki se oblikuje ob sobivanju človeka in narave. Nakit vabi k detajlu, ki spomni na že poznane zgodbe, ali pa razkriva skrite pomene. V njem so ujete biotske posebnosti Grajskega griča in sledi, ki jih je človek pustil tam. V nakitu oblikovane podrobnosti kažejo na raznolikost zelenega, slikovitega Grajskega griča in pripovedujejo o človeku, ki že dolgo gradi, oblikuje in živi na griču. Avtorici z unikatnimi kosi interpretirata sprehode po kostanjevem drevoredu, zgodbo o vinski trti, odkrivata Fleischmannovo botaniko, stopata v dialog s Plečnikom, se ozirata po zgodovinskih obdobjih ... Postavitev je zasnovana v kovinskih koritih in steklenih kupolah, ki so nameščeni na tankih kovinskih nožicah. Cikcak postavitev korit je prispodoba za razpoko, iz katere zraste rastlina, ali razpoko v času, ko se spominjamo. Kustosinja razstave: dr. Petra Bole, direktorica Muzejev radovljiške občine Avtorici razstave se zahvaljujeta Kovinarstvu Bučar, Aljoši Juhartu – Freedomelements, Alešu Vebru – Lepota lesa, Borutu Ambrožiču, Tonetu Mlakarju in Kulturnemu društvu Galerija GT. *** Author of the video: Aljoša Juhart Jewellery designers Martina Obid Mlakar and Nataša Grandovec explore the various layers of the cohabitation of man and nature on the Castle Hill. This relationship is part of the everyday urban life that we experience and that inspires us. It is revealed in urban myths and folk tales, as well as during walks. We discover it in the cracks into which nature has found its way. In this way, we become aware of the meaning and beauty of the touch that is created by the cohabitation of man and nature. The jewellery focuses on detail that is reminiscent of familiar stories or that reveals hidden meanings. It captures the biotic features of the Castle Hill and the traces left there by man. The details crafted in the jewellery reveal the diversity of the green, picturesque Castle Hill and tell the story of man’s long history of shaping the hill through building and living on it. With their unique pieces, the artists interpret walks along the avenue lined with chestnut trees and the story of the grape vines. They discover Fleischmann’s botany, enter into a dialogue with Plečnik, look back at historical periods, and much more. The layout of the exhibition is designed in metal troughs and glass domes mounted on thin metal legs. The zigzag character of the troughs is a metaphor for a crack: a crack from which a plant grows, or a crack in time during the act of remembering. Curator of the Exhibition: dr. Petra Bole The exhibition artists would like to thank the following people: Kovinarstvo Bučar, Aljoša Juhart – Freedomelements, Aleš Veber - Lepota lesa, Borut Ambrožič, Tone Mlakar and Cultural Society Galerija GT.