THE PROJECT
The project transforms the building façade into a living digital exhibition inspired by nature and the animal world. The original artworks become the central visual elements of the projection, placed within an immersive environment of forests, vegetation, light, water and natural textures.
Rather than simply displaying the images on the architecture, the video mapping creates a visual journey in which the animals appear to inhabit the building itself.
The façade gradually transforms into different natural landscapes, allowing the artworks to emerge, disappear and interact with their surroundings.
Through subtle animation, movement, light and atmospheric transitions, the project connects art, architecture and nature, turning the building into a dynamic open-air gallery and offering the audience a new way to experience the original works.
BIOGRAPHY
Saša Đuračić, born 05. January 1978 in Pula. He is a Croatian animator, illustrator and video mapping artist, currently part of the Visualia Studio collective. With more than 15 years of professional experience, his work combines animation, illustration, music and digital technology. He has created more than 90 video mapping and light projects, as well as numerous animated films, music videos and interactive installations. His work focuses on transforming architecture and public spaces into immersive visual experiences through storytelling, light and animation.
The project explores cultural heritage through the contemporary language of video mapping and animation. Architecture becomes a living canvas where fragments of history, local identity, traditional motifs and visual storytelling are transformed through light and movement. By combining historical references with modern digital techniques, the work creates a dialogue between past and present, allowing the audience to experience cultural heritage from a new perspective.
