︎WINTER COLOUR BATH
luka murovec
2026
/ Public Space
/ Krämaren
/ Örebro, Sweden
/ Public Space
/ Krämaren
/ Örebro, Sweden
In a celebration of Krämaren’s iconic architecture and the life that moves through it, a long aquarelle drawing travels slowly across the facades, letting the concrete walls shine with new environments.
The buildings come alive as the pigments flow from the warmth of vibrant reds and golden sunsets to lush greens and deep underwater blues, to mirror the ancient biological connection we have with the spectrum of light. We perceive this as an emotional resonance where specific tones can quiet our minds, evoke thinking or stir a sense of hope.
Curator: Anna Maria Hellner
Production Lead: Patch Hofweber
The buildings come alive as the pigments flow from the warmth of vibrant reds and golden sunsets to lush greens and deep underwater blues, to mirror the ancient biological connection we have with the spectrum of light. We perceive this as an emotional resonance where specific tones can quiet our minds, evoke thinking or stir a sense of hope.
Curator: Anna Maria Hellner
Production Lead: Patch Hofweber
luka murovec
2025
/ Sculpture, Public Space
/ Ljubljana, Slovenia
/ MAO Museum of Architecture and Design
/ RTVSLO ︎︎︎
/ Sculpture, Public Space
/ Ljubljana, Slovenia
/ MAO Museum of Architecture and Design
/ RTVSLO ︎︎︎
Earth Wasn’t Always Called Earth
This monument to healthy soils takes the form of three stacked spheres, symbolizing the three fundamental layers of soil—topsoil, subsoil, and parent material. Rising like a geological column, the sculpture highlights the hidden yet essential foundation that sustains life above.
Positioned within the zoo, the structure serves as both a landmark and an educational piece, inviting visitors to reflect on the often-overlooked world beneath their feet. Its form speaks to balance, resilience, and the layered history embedded in the land we stand on.
A collaboration with Brad Downey and Dr. Martina Modic, Institute Jožef Štefan.
This monument to healthy soils takes the form of three stacked spheres, symbolizing the three fundamental layers of soil—topsoil, subsoil, and parent material. Rising like a geological column, the sculpture highlights the hidden yet essential foundation that sustains life above.
Positioned within the zoo, the structure serves as both a landmark and an educational piece, inviting visitors to reflect on the often-overlooked world beneath their feet. Its form speaks to balance, resilience, and the layered history embedded in the land we stand on.
A collaboration with Brad Downey and Dr. Martina Modic, Institute Jožef Štefan.
︎DOCUMENTA FIFTEEN
DIRECT MEDIA
DIRECT MEDIA
luka murovec
This permanent sculpture, part of documenta fifteen, stands in Karlsraue Park, adjacent to the Kassel Art School's Department of Sound. At 2 meters tall, the metallic form houses high-definition speakers and a subwoofer behind a perforated steel panel, broadcasting curated audio works. The integration of sound transforms the space, merging visual and auditory experiences.
Part of Direct Media and the Department of Sound at Kunsthochschule Kassel, it engages with media-specific practices and connects to a series of publications with the Research Network for Philosophy and Technology.
Part of Direct Media and the Department of Sound at Kunsthochschule Kassel, it engages with media-specific practices and connects to a series of publications with the Research Network for Philosophy and Technology.
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Studio for Sound Art in the Scottish Countryside
A purpose-built studio for sound recording, optimized for acoustics. The design features a fully disassemblable structure, ensuring no permanent impact on the site. Inside, the studio is equipped with specialized treatments to enhance sound clarity and precision, while wide glass walls provide expansive views of the surrounding landscape. The flexible design supports various sound-based projects, from recording to live experimentation.
Fabrication: Victor Navarro, Eric Cardinale, Axel Timm
Photo: James Ginzburg
A purpose-built studio for sound recording, optimized for acoustics. The design features a fully disassemblable structure, ensuring no permanent impact on the site. Inside, the studio is equipped with specialized treatments to enhance sound clarity and precision, while wide glass walls provide expansive views of the surrounding landscape. The flexible design supports various sound-based projects, from recording to live experimentation.
Fabrication: Victor Navarro, Eric Cardinale, Axel Timm
Photo: James Ginzburg