My diploma explores architectural habitat and its historicizing. The area of exploring is the space in which I live, and also in which I cherishes the experience of visual art interventions.
In my diploma I have attempted to interpret the conceptual bases already mentioned beyond the concept of land art and historicizing through the mountain pass Ljubelj and stories of my grandmother who lives in that area.
Documentation and artistic design for the selected (open) area connects my task to all that gives meaning to the concept of mountain pass Ljubelj, which is one of the first Alpine links between North and South (East) Europe.
The location of this place is also important because I and my family are part of this area. This place is a study room where I run art workshops for children and at the same time realize our artistic leanings that are associated with the understanding of ground handling art.
The location of this area is placed in the side of the sky as the narrow passage that is overgrown with pine trees to low scree. Above that area are mighty rock walls on both sides. I live at the edge of the forest where I can find countless creative possibilities.
I conceptually understand mountain pass or passage as the power of overcoming distances and as closeness and my shelter.
Home means the opportunity for survival and shelter to me. I understand home conceptually through self-selected and documentary texts in parallel with the drawing and photography. I have chosen a form of intervention in an open area where additional natural and artificial media such as paper are used for the project as "Frogs", then "Shearwaters or Storm trees", "Mirrors", "Nest".... .
The research area is at the same time reflected on the didactic field in the learning process of the high school programmes as an understanding of ground handling art
