An exhibition of graphic design titled Labyrinth has opened at the gallery of the Cultural-Tourist Information Centre (KTIC), featuring works by Gordana Perić from Zagreb. The host and organiser of the exhibition is the Multimedia Centre STUB-KLUB, which seeks to gather and promote visual artists, particularly young ones, in the Donja Stubica gallery.
President Zvonimir Babić highlighted that this exhibition is the fruit of cooperation between the gallery and artists who recognise Donja Stubica as a place for promoting their works and artistic pieces. The exhibition features 19 works, in which the artist explores the eternal theme and her vision of the mysticism of the labyrinth through graphic design.
Scientifically, a labyrinth is a structure with a single entrance that is also the exit, and a path that winds or turns multiple times to lead to a centre. Modernly built labyrinths today also have a second exit or more, which further enriches the symbolism of this ancient form.
Gordana Perić is a qualified civil engineer and graphic designer – a specialist in digital publishing. She has been intensively engaged in graphic design since 2014, using computer graphics techniques, and has had several solo exhibitions in the region to date. Her recognisable visual expression is based on emphasised drawing, simple shapes and strong colours, while her thematic expression encompasses abstract expressions, expressionism and elements of realism.
In the works presented at this exhibition, the artist explores the relationship between line, colour and form, and their emotional and symbolic power. The exhibition will be open until 30 November, and can be viewed during KTIC opening hours on every working day until 15:00.
