Exhibition inspired by European cities opens in Crikvenica
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- An exhibition titled "Hommage gradovima Europe" by artist Marina Fernežir, featuring works inspired by European cities, opens in Crikvenica.
- The exhibition showcases Fernežir's mastery of classical techniques and her diverse artistic approaches to interpreting urban cultural, historical, and architectural heritage.
- "Hommage gradovima Europe" runs until August 29th at the Crikvenica City Gallery.
The Crikvenica City Gallery is set to host "Hommage gradovima Europe," a new exhibition by academic artist Marina Fernežir. Opening on Thursday, the exhibition presents a series of works inspired by various European cities, delving into their rich cultural, historical, and architectural legacies.
Curator Sonja Švec Španjol highlighted Fernežir's exceptional technical skills, honed through her background in conservation and restoration. This expertise allows Fernežir the freedom to experiment and develop a unique artistic sensibility. Švec Španjol noted that Fernežir employs a wide range of artistic methods to capture the distinct essence of each city, reflecting their diverse histories, traditions, and atmospheres.
Marina Fernežir, thanks to her education in conservation and restoration, has completely mastered the technical skills of shaping classical drawing and painting forms, which has allowed her complete freedom in searching, experimenting, and developing her own artistic sensibility.
The exhibition features a variety of formats, mediums such as acrylic and oil on hardboard or canvas, and techniques including collage. Fernežir's stylistic approaches are equally varied, demonstrating her versatility in interpreting urban heritage. The exhibition will remain open to the public until August 29th.
Thus, in the cycle "Hommage gradovima Europe," we encounter the use of different formats, substrates (hardboard or canvas), techniques (acrylic, oil, combination of acrylic and tempera, occasional use of collage), as well as rich and diverse stylistic approaches.
Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.