Abstracta is a modular display system that can be encountered all over former Yugoslavia. The same system can be found used in a variety of contexts, from the government owned ex-socialist department stores in Belgrade to shoe shops in Skopje and museums in Ljubljana. The modular display system has many names, sometimes none, the most recurrent being Salamander or Abstracta. (more…)
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Distributed Abstraction
August 14th, 2007
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Lexicon for the Provisional Future(s)
How (else) can we imagine the future today? A lexicon of notions/concepts related to alternative models for the Europe’s city and urban culture – starting from and inspired by the region of the so-called ‘Western Balkans’.
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