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Serbia to participate at Venice architecture biennial on September 13
Belgrade,
5 August 2008
Serbian Minister of Culture Nebojsa Bradic said today that Serbia’s pavilion with the project “Wonlich” (cosy) at the Venice architecture biennial will be opened on September 13, one day before the beginning of this event.
Speaking at a press conference held at the Ministry of Culture, president of the artistic council Branislav Mitrovic said that this project was chosen as best entrant in a competition.
Serbian Assistant Minister of Culture Branislav Dimitrijevic said that this project will not contain an exhibition only, but also theoretical assumptions and the idea of how to treat the topic of cosiness, he said and added that the project gathers a big number of young architects and students of architecture who will present new trends in Serbia.
Serbia’s pavilion, 26 x 8 metres, in Venice’s Giardini will be turned into one room in which visitors will feel comfortable.
The entire space will have a soft floor (something like a mattress), it will have an ideal temperature, light animation will be reflected from the ceiling to the floor where visitors will be able to sit, lie down and if they wish, watch on tiny screens 20-30 works on the theme of cosiness.
Serbian Assistant Minister of Culture Branislav Dimitrijevic said that this project will not contain an exhibition only, but also theoretical assumptions and the idea of how to treat the topic of cosiness, he said and added that the project gathers a big number of young architects and students of architecture who will present new trends in Serbia.
Serbia’s pavilion, 26 x 8 metres, in Venice’s Giardini will be turned into one room in which visitors will feel comfortable.
The entire space will have a soft floor (something like a mattress), it will have an ideal temperature, light animation will be reflected from the ceiling to the floor where visitors will be able to sit, lie down and if they wish, watch on tiny screens 20-30 works on the theme of cosiness.
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