The article discusses the exhibition of works by interdisciplinary artist Ana Grubić at the Laurus Gallery in Lovran. The exhibition, titled 'Matrica, slojevi i odsjaji,' features around twenty artworks created using combined techniques such as blind printing, perforation, and drawing on paper, along with several wall installations. Grubić explores complex relationships between urban spaces, nature, and the passage of time, emphasizing the resilience of nature even in hostile environments. Her work highlights subtle yet profound abilities of nature to reclaim urban spaces, with cracks in concrete becoming sites of transformation where plants emerge as markers of resistance. The exhibition runs until September 15th.
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