The House of Senses.

Created for the very first Kromatic festival, organized by Rebobinart.

The work is created on the façade of a municipal building that houses the library, the music and dance school, and other cultural and creative spaces. The artist's interpretation of the work:

On the left, a mysterious figure partly hidden by a guitar symbolizes music as an extension of the self—born within, yet blossoming through sharing. On the right, another figure holds an open book, representing knowledge, imagination, and cultural memory.

Surrounded by vibrant flowers, both figures exist in a visual garden where art, education, and culture intertwine. The artwork blends classical and modern styles to reflect on identity and the power of art as a means of connection and transformation.

This piece celebrates the bond between music, dance, theater, reading, and community—honoring the core of this space: learning and expression through the senses.