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Viktor Popović’s exhibition, Untitled (Archive: Zenčišće), 2019, explores 1970s, late Modern Croatian architecture and its complex present-day perception as an unwanted relic of socialist, former Yugoslavia, by juxtaposing past and present images and the means with which we perceive and transform memory into future. The focus is the former resort/rehabilitation center for children from Belgrade at the Zenčišće Bay in Jelsaon, on the island of Hvar, Croatia, presently almost completely in ruins, beyond hope of reconstruction.

Built in the late 1970s by the City of Belgrade on 64,000 square …