Discover “Collected Memories”, an exhibition by Lucija Marin in Hvar Loggia on June 15 at 8:30 PM. A compelling exploration of memory, time and everyday life through contemporary art.
Lucija Marin: Collected Memories | An Artistic Chronicle of Memory, Time and Everyday Life
On Monday, June 15 at 8:30 PM, Hvar Loggia will host the opening of “Collected Memories”, an exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Lucija Marin.
This long-term artistic project explores the relationship between personal memory, everyday experiences and the ways we document our lives. Through a unique installation developed over the past eighteen years, the artist reflects on memory, transience and archiving in the contemporary digital age.
About the Artist
Lucija Marin (born 1995, Zagreb) is a multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, site-specific installations, video, painting and ready-made objects. Her practice investigates the relationships between personal and collective memory, nature, impermanence and the impact of consumerism on the environment.
She graduated in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb in 2020. Her work has been presented in more than 40 group exhibitions and 9 solo exhibitions in Croatia and abroad, including “Golden Watermelon 9.0” at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Istria, the Drava Art Biennale, “Situacija” at the 35th Youth Salon, “RE: Regionally Extinct” at Oris House of Architecture and “Archaea” in Ferentino, Italy.
Memories Preserved Through Receipts
The project “Collected Memories” has evolved since the artist was twelve years old through the continuous collection and preservation of personal receipts.
Each receipt serves as a tangible memory, recording decisions, needs, habits and everyday experiences. Fingerprints, coffee stains, traces of rain and signs of wear transform these ordinary objects into intimate historical documents.
The installation explores the tension between archiving and erasure, the physical and the digital, and the natural process of remembering versus its technological automation. The result is an analogue time capsule within a reality increasingly shaped by digital storage and data preservation.
Event Information
Date: June 15
Time: 8:30 PM
Venue: Hvar Loggia
Admission is free.
FAQ
Who is Lucija Marin?
Lucija Marin is a Croatian multidisciplinary artist whose work explores memory, impermanence, nature and contemporary society through various artistic media.
What is “Collected Memories” about?
The exhibition is based on an eighteen-year archive of personal receipts that document everyday experiences and transform them into a reflection on memory and identity.
Where is the exhibition held?
The exhibition takes place at Hvar Loggia in the Town of Hvar.
What themes does the exhibition explore?
The exhibition examines memory, archiving, forgetting, consumer culture and the relationship between physical and digital forms of preservation.
