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The Complete Works

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Good design is as little as possible. Less, but better, because it concentrates on the essential aspects, and the products are not burdened with non-essentials. Back to purity, back to simplicity.

Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

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The future does not arrive as a finished image. It is produced through decisions made in the present. New materials, new forms of labour, new technologies and new social structures continuously redefine what is possible.

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Digital printing has revolutionized the fashion industry in recent years, providing designers with new and innovative ways to bring their ideas to life. This technology allows for high-quality graphics and images to be printed directly onto fabric, giving designers the freedom to create intricate and detailed designs that would have been impossible to produce using traditional printing methods.

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One of the major advantages of digital printing is its speed and efficiency. With digital printing, designers can produce large quantities of fabric quickly and accurately, which helps to reduce lead times and increase productivity. In addition, digital printing allows for a higher level of customization, with designers able to create unique and personalized designs for each client or customer. Another advantage of digital printing is the quality of the finished product.

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Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

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Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

With digital printing, designers can produce large quantities of fabric quickly and accurately, which helps to reduce lead times and increase productivity.

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The future does not arrive as a finished image. It is produced through decisions made in the present. New materials, new forms of labour, new technologies and new social structures continuously redefine what is possible. Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

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Zagreb Biennale brings together artists and designers exploring new directions in visual culture. Through typography, image and spatial experiments, the exhibition examines how form shapes perception and opens new possibilities for the way we see, think and communicate.

Moving between art, design and architecture, the programme connects contemporary practices with the city’s experimental heritage. Exhibitions, talks and installations invite visitors to question familiar structures and discover new relationships between objects, ideas and the spaces we share.

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12–18 October 2026

Visual Research Festival — Zagreb, 2026

Umjetnost / Dizajn / Arhitektura

Zagreb Biennale / 27 /

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Umjetnost / Dizajn / Arhitektura

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changed the way we see the world. Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and changed the way we see the world. The exhibition focuses on bold experimentation, abstraction, minimalism, and conceptual thinking. T

Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and

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changed the way we see the world. Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and changed the way we see the world. The exhibition focuses on bold experimentation, abstraction, minimalism, and conceptual thinking.

Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and

Disrupted Forms

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changed the way we see the world. Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and changed the way we see the world. The exhibition focuses on bold experimentation, abstraction, minimalism, and conceptual thinking.

The exhibition presents works that reject classical perspective, realism, and strict compositional rules, replacing them with abstraction, bold contrasts, and experimental forms. Visitors enter a space where line, color, and shape no longer aim to represent reality, but instead communicate emotion, thought, and the artist’s inner experience.

Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and

Disrupted Forms

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changed the way we see the world. Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and changed the way we see the world. The exhibition focuses on bold experimentation, abstraction, minimalism, and conceptual thinking.

Through several thematic sections, the exhibition traces the transformation of art from recognizable subjects to complete creative freedom. Large-scale abstract paintings emphasize color as an independent language, while sculptures fragment and distort the human figure into geometric or organic forms. A special focus is placed on conceptual works, where the idea becomes more important than visual beauty, encouraging visitors to interpret and reflect rather than simply observe. “Disrupted Forms” is not just a display of styles, but an experience that challenges perception and raises the question: what is art, really? The exhibition invites visitors to abandon expectations and engage with art openly, intuitively, and without predetermined rules.

The exhibition presents works that reject classical perspective, realism, and strict compositional rules, replacing them with abstraction, bold contrasts, and experimental forms. Visitors enter a space where line, color, and shape no longer aim to represent reality, but instead communicate emotion, thought, and the artist’s inner experience.

Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and

Disrupted Forms

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changed the way we see the world. Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and changed the way we see the world. The exhibition focuses on bold experimentation, abstraction, minimalism, and conceptual thinking.

Through several thematic sections, the exhibition traces the transformation of art from recognizable subjects to complete creative freedom. Large-scale abstract paintings emphasize color as an independent language, while sculptures fragment and distort the human figure into geometric or organic forms. A special focus is placed on conceptual works, where the idea becomes more important than visual beauty, encouraging visitors to interpret and reflect rather than simply observe. “Disrupted Forms” is not just a display of styles, but an experience that challenges perception and raises the question: what is art, really? The exhibition invites visitors to abandon expectations and engage with art openly, intuitively, and without predetermined rules.

The exhibition presents works that reject classical perspective, realism, and strict compositional rules, replacing them with abstraction, bold contrasts, and experimental forms. Visitors enter a space where line, color, and shape no longer aim to represent reality, but instead communicate emotion, thought, and the artist’s inner experience.

Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and

Disrupted Forms

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changed the way we see the world. Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and changed the way we see the world. The exhibition focuses on bold experimentation, abstraction, minimalism, and conceptual thinking. T

Through several thematic sections, the exhibition traces the transformation of art from recognizable subjects to complete creative freedom. Large-scale abstract paintings emphasize color as an independent language, while sculptures fragment and distort the human figure into geometric or organic forms. A special focus is placed on conceptual works, where the idea becomes more important than visual beauty, encouraging visitors to interpret and reflect rather than simply observe. “Disrupted Forms” is not just a display of styles, but an experience that challenges perception and raises the question: what is art, really? The exhibition invites visitors to abandon expectations and engage with art openly, intuitively, and without predetermined rules.

The exhibition presents works that reject classical perspective, realism, and strict compositional rules, replacing them with abstraction, bold contrasts, and experimental forms. Visitors enter a space where line, color, and shape no longer aim to represent reality, but instead communicate emotion, thought, and the artist’s inner experience.

Modern Art Reimagined explores how modern art broke traditions and

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Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

Berlin Kunstahus 27

2027

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A Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

Monday, 12 October at 19:00

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A Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

Monday, 12 October at 19:00

Technical Museum Nikola Tesla
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B The future does not arrive as a finished image. It is produced through decisions made in the present. New materials, new forms of labour, new technologies and new social structures continuously redefine what is possible.

The future does not arrive as a finished image. It is produced through decisions made in the present. New materials, new forms of labour, new technologies and new social structures continuously redefine what is possible. Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

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The future does not arrive as a finished image. It is produced through decisions made in the present. New materials, new forms of labour, new technologies and new social structures continuously redefine what is possible. Design cannot predict these conditions completely, but it can participate in their construction. To design is therefore not simply to solve an existing problem. It is to propose a different relationship between what exists and what could exist.

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Abstraction does not mean separation from reality. It can be a method for understanding reality more precisely. By removing the accidental, relationships become visible: proportion, tension, repetition, balance and scale. The future does not arrive as a finished image. It is produced through decisions made in the present. New materials, new forms of labour, new technologies and new social structures continuously redefine what is possible.

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