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Made by artist, sculptor and art restorer Ana Elizabet, “Are you breathing?” (“Dišeš?”) was a public space intervention placed in 2011–2012 on a building wall along one of the more frequent streets in downtown of Zagreb, Croatia. The film explores building tenants’ and passengers’ reactions, and contextualizes this piece within the tradition of Yugoslavian and Croatian light art in the 1960s and ‘70s, as well as contemporary international trends in conceptual art.
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Made by artist, sculptor and art restorer Ana Elizabet, “Are you breathing?” (“Dišeš?”) was a public space intervention placed in 2011–2012 on a building wall along one of the more frequent streets in downtown of Zagreb, Croatia. The film explores building tenants’ and passengers’ reactions, and contextualizes this piece within the tradition of Yugoslavian and Croatian light art in the 1960s and ‘70s, as well as contemporary international trends in conceptual art.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Uroš Živanović
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Udruga za interdisciplinarna i interkulturalna istraživanja, Filmoteka 21
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