TÊTE – À – TÊTE

CURATED BY NATAŠA RADOJEVIĆ

4 ROOMS 8 ARTISTS

In this face-to-face dialogue, contrast becomes the driving force, intended to captivate the observer in their pursuit of discovering the object’s origin and to stimulate contemplation about the creative process. Unexpected and unconventional pairings encourage the audience to uncover fresh interpretations and new perspectives, ultimately revealing concealed connections and boundaries.

ROOM 3 CLAIRE CLELIA BALDO – ALEKSANDAR VAC

LIGHT AND FORM

The connection between Claire Clelia Baldo and Aleksandar Vac lies in their shared commitment to meticulous and thoughtful artistic processes, as well as their deep engagement with the concepts of light and form.

Claire Clelia Baldo’s photography is characterized by her methodical approach to constructing visual “alphabets” through complex shapes and lines. She carefully refines these elements over time, demonstrating patience and precision. She also strategically employs light in her creative process, which, as mentioned, helps bring forth images from her subconscious.

Similarly, Aleksandar Vac’s approach to ceramics work is driven by historical influence and technological experimentation. He, too, is deeply involved in manipulating forms, which he transforms into organic shapes with particular attention to the interplay of light and form. His creations also exhibit a contrast between smooth, mirrored exteriors and vulnerable, exposed interiors.