{"name":"Beyond the Horizon","description":"The core concept of the piece  \"Beyond the horizon \" is exceeding the limitations and boundaries of any kind, especially when it comes to communication, exchange of experiences and collaboration. Connection and cohesion between compatible unities are inevitable, regardless of distance, borders, different languages, prohibitions or time.\n\nThis idea is presented through a 3D model created by the artist in Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina), which is then transferred in a digital form via Internet to any location around the world and materialized through a high-tech 3D printer. \n\nOne of the examples is the exhibition more than 1000 miles away from Mostar in the Ruskin Gallery (Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK). \n\nThe process of 3D printing and finalisation of the printed piece was happening during the PLACE exhibition grand opening, while the audience, as a witness, is an active participant and contributor to the work. Sara Lerota, who created the 3D model in Mostar at the beginning of this conceptual work, was also physically present at the gallery in Cambridge at its final transformation from digital to physical form. In general, the infinite number of possible transformations from digital to physical world (and vice versa), due to recent advancements in technology, puts aside the limitations of space and time.\n​","image":"ipfs://QmanddiJZ38H9cADnCSVsFbB9YbdHbi2m1yNJSrDewz1eD"}