Slovenian Cell
Ira Zorko, Janko Rožič, Tina Curk, Aleksandra Brlan (Slovenia)
The cell was created by Slovenian artists associated with the group Odprti krog (Open Circle). One of its interesting features is a round cone, which is actually a remnant of an attempt to demolish the building. The attempted demolition also created a hole that has been turned into a window, thus symbolically changing a negative act into a positive one. The stones that fell into the room during the demolition attempt have also been given a new function by the artists: they now serve as steps next to the bed. The column, which has both a decorative and structural function, was brought from the Faculty of Theology by Ira Zorko. The artists drew inspiration for the design from Japanese culture, as the bed turns into a space for socialising by lowering a wooden surface, creating a table.
- 2 beds
- air conditioning
- wireless internet access
- free bed linen and towels
- shared bathroom
