Art should be accessible to everyone
Graffiti and street art are often said to be art that is accessible to everyone – precisely because it is on the streets we all walk by. However, although it belongs to everyone, not everyone can see and experience it.
Through 3D models of murals, we want to bring street art closer to blind and partially sighted people who can feel the models and hear the story of street art through expert lectures.
The first models of the mural were installed in 2021 on the occasion of October 15, which has been celebrated all over the world since 1992 as the Day of the Blind and Visually Impaired.
Contact us if you want us to make a 3D model for you.
Street Art Belgrade book
The book „Street Art Belgrade“ presents a comprehensive overview of Belgrade’s street art, both stylistically and backwards through time. From aphorisms and stencils to complex graphic solutions, letters and murals, through over 550 photographs, which the author Aleksandar Đorđević recorded in the last six years, the book provides a comprehensive insight into the unique world of Belgrade graffiti. The book also contains quotes from some of the most active and present cartoonists and street artists on the Belgrade scene: Artez, Junk, Rage, TKV, Lortek and Nikola (Alone).
Tours and outdoor lectures
Join our team, serious walkers, professional explorers and absolute lovers of Belgrade. Since our focus is graffiti and street art, we will introduce you to some pearls of street art, but through the prism of the history of our city. Welcome!
The guide is Ljiljana Radošević, art historian and licensed tourist guide.
In addition to spending quality time outside, you will also have the opportunity to get to know those peculiarities of Belgrade that you might not notice at first glance. However, you will find that there is nothing more beautiful than sunlit graffiti after a walk through the streets you usually bypass.
Exhibitions in virtual reality
Although nothing can replace the observation and research of graffiti and street art in real space, it has become obvious that new technologies give an additional dimension to this field of art.
You can visit our exhibitions in virtual reality via an Internet browser as well as by using a head set, e.g. Oculus Quest.