hiking the Mangart saddle

One can access Mangart Saddle, the highest road in Slovenia, from different directions: from  Lake Predil, from Trenta valley or from Bovec. The steep, winding and quite exposed road with several tunnels carved into rock bed was rebuilt upon the old military road  reaching 2055 meters above sea level.

Available on request as an affordable signed and numbered limited edition print of up to 80 x 58 cm. As usual, a free wide-screen computer desktop wallpaper of up to 1920 x 1200 pixels.

mechanical forging drop hammer also known as the madman

Slovene blacksmiths call mechanical forging hammer the madman, hence the title. This collage was composed from new imagery taken in Kropa just a few days ago. Available on request as an affordable signed and numbered limited edition print or canvas transfer of up to 72 x 100 cm.

a door to nowhere

There’s this beautiful door in center of Bled all by itself, the only remains of a house torn down. It stands there for a while now and as much as one can hope it to remain as it is, you can never be sure it will be there tomorrow. So here it is for you, in case it should disappear like the house it once belonged to.

Available on request as an affordable signed and numbered limited edition print or canvas transfer of up to 80 x 58 cm. As usual, also a wide-screen computer desktop wallpaper of up to 1920 x 1200 pixels.

Digital triptych exhibition at Linhartova dvorana is now extend till the end of summer…

abundance

garden of eden

lots and lots of yellow flowers and one little bee

a whole lot of construction work

first snowflakes of the season

Heart is a chaotic wine bar, restaurant and art gallery ...

I am writing you to see if you would be interested in being involved in a group exhibition I am curating in San Francisco this June…
wrote Jillian Mackintosh an April

That sure was a nobrainer. So the White Rabbit show including Five of the highlanders of yours truly (which were finished after Jillian first contacted me) opened few days ago:

New works by Claire Droney, Jamil Williams, Victoria Fong, and brut.

Heart is proud to present White Rabbit new works by Claire Droney, Jamil Williams, Victoria Fong and brut. This exceptional collection of graphite, pencil, photography and digital multimedia works form an exhibition that is both unspecified and abstract in nature. With nostalgic imagery, White Rabbit seeks to create a metaphor of how our minds interpret experiences.