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| − | Škart is a collective founded in [[1990]] at the Faculty of Architecture in [[Belgrade]]. While experimenting through their work, they focus primarily between the medium of poetry and design. "Architecture of the human relationships" is their main concept. Through a constant flux within the collective and which has been present since its very beginning, the members collaboratively work to develop new values. They are particularly capable, through the process of making, to embrace 'beautiful' mistakes and tirelessly strive to combine work with pleasure. | + | '''Škart''' is a collective founded by Dragan Protić and Đorđe Balmazović in [[1990]] at the Faculty of Architecture in [[Belgrade]]. While experimenting through their work, they focus primarily between the medium of poetry and design. "Architecture of the human relationships" is their main concept. Through a constant flux within the collective and which has been present since its very beginning, the members collaboratively work to develop new values. They are particularly capable, through the process of making, to embrace 'beautiful' mistakes and tirelessly strive to combine work with pleasure. |
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Škart is a collective founded by Dragan Protić and Đorđe Balmazović in 1990 at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. While experimenting through their work, they focus primarily between the medium of poetry and design. "Architecture of the human relationships" is their main concept. Through a constant flux within the collective and which has been present since its very beginning, the members collaboratively work to develop new values. They are particularly capable, through the process of making, to embrace 'beautiful' mistakes and tirelessly strive to combine work with pleasure.
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