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This year's Festival of Lights in the City draws inspiration from the legacy of Marina Getaldić
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This year's Festival of Lights in the City draws inspiration from the legacy of Marina Getaldić

The annual Luminart Festival in Dubrovnik, scheduled from October 23rd to 25th, draws inspiration from the legacy of Marin Getaldić, a significant 17th-century Dubrovnik scientist, mathematician, and physicist. This year’s theme focuses on his work in optics, geometry, mirrors, and light research, connecting historical scientific and cultural heritage with contemporary art and technology. The festival will feature light installations, 3D mapping projections, and audiovisual works by local and international artists. Organizers highlight the unique opportunity to blend modern creativity with Dubrovnik’s historic architecture, including palaces and city walls. The event builds on previous successful iterations, such as the June gathering at Stradun and the August exhibition at Palazzo Sponza.

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This year's Festival of Lights in the City draws inspiration from the legacy of Marina Getaldić

The annual Luminart Festival in Dubrovnik, scheduled from October 23rd to 25th, draws inspiration from the legacy of Marin Getaldić, a significant 17th-century Dubrovnik scientist, mathematician, and physicist. This year’s theme focuses on his work in optics, geometry, mirrors, and light research, connecting historical scientific and cultural heritage with contemporary art and technology. The festival will feature light installations, 3D mapping projections, and audiovisual works by local and international artists. Organizers highlight the unique opportunity to blend modern creativity with Dubrovnik’s historic architecture, including palaces and city walls. The event builds on previous successful iterations, such as the June gathering at Stradun and the August exhibition at Palazzo Sponza.

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