INNENHÖFLICHKEITEN – DVORIŠČNICE | Ausstellung | Villa For Forest
Ausstellung | Razstava | Mostra
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TILEN HEBAR (SI) - VID SVETINA (SI) - LISA MARTINI (IT) - PHILIPP DOBOCZKY (AT)
Lisa Martini (b. 1997, Schio, IT) is a visual artist based in Milan. Her work builds on visual associations and narrative collages, often sparked by found stories or curious objects. Driven by a voyeuristic curiosity, she draws on hidden memories and personal accounts, transforming them into photographs, installations, paintings, and performances. Exploring the intersections of communication and memory, Martini juxtaposes postcards, film rolls, and Polaroids with social media and digital connections, reflecting on intimacy, privacy, and collective experience.
Tilen Hebar (b. 1997, SI) is a visual artist working at the intersection of fine art and design, with a focus on printmaking—particularly screen printing and intaglio. Rooted in his background in graphic design, he develops visually reduced yet conceptually layered works that he terms “visual reflexes.” Hebar’s practice explores the technical and material qualities of print as a medium that holds both immediacy and semantic complexity. His work has been presented at Media Nox Gallery, Dobra Vaga Gallery, ZDSLU Gallery, and as part of the MENT Festival in Ljubljana. He is currently completing a Master’s degree in Art Pedagogy at the University of Maribor.
Vid Svetina (b. 1999, SI) is a visual artist and photographer whose practice revolves around analog photography in dialogue with abstraction. Trained at the Srečko Kosovel School of Photography in Sežana, he works across mixed-media approaches, combining photography, painting, and illustration. Svetina’s process is marked by an impulsive search for self-discovery, often translating inner anxieties and everyday concerns into visual form. His works explore societal conditions through a language of simplification, where contradictions and fears are distilled into abstract yet personal visual narratives.
Philipp Doboczky (b. 2000, Vienna, AT) is a painter and musician whose work navigates between image and sound. His canvases unfold through moods, colors, and gestures rather than fixed concepts, often evoking quiet tension and openness that invite individual interpretation. Music forms an integral part of his artistic identity, creating a dialogue between auditory and visual expression.
in Kollaboration mit KSŠŠK