CroatiaA pedestrian path in front of the Poliklinika Suvag in Zagreb has been transformed into an artistic space through murals created by local street artist Boris Baret. The project was part of the Needs Plan for 2026 by the Local Council Kralj Zvonimir, with financial support from the Lower Town City District Council. The initiative aimed to enhance the public space with artistic content that contributes to the identity of the district and daily life of its residents. Inspired by Baret’s work, the design reinterprets ceramic tile patterns once exclusive to certain buildings, integrating them into the pedestrian area. This transformation turns a common walking surface into a place promoting local heritage, art, and community belonging.
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