Galerija Kula – Dubarvka Rakoci, MIMEOMAI, Trafostanica Manuš, Split.

From November 26, 2022, the work of the artist Dubravka Rakoci called MIMEOMAI was painted at the Manuš Substation, Split.

The work was realized in cooperation with HEP-ODS, Elektrodalmacija Split and the Culture Institute Galerije Kula.

TS 20(10)/0.4 kV Manuš is the first substation in Split, built in 1920. It was connected to the Vrilo-Majdan HPP from the Jadro river by a 10 kV transmission line on wooden poles.

On July 15, 1920, the Riva was illuminated from public lighting for the first time with 220 V cables.

It is still in use today.

KRUG: My work exists only in relation to the environment (in the most concrete sense). She chooses its color and determines its shape. An image can be a part of an image that exists only through time and different places of exposure, but it is also materialized at every moment and in every form (which changes with new exposure and is the only form in a specific case). The form always has the same potential energy that simply emanates in some (exhibition) situations, and in others it is directed inwards. It is always (meaning in every change) a circle, simply because of the physical property of energy. Dubravka Rakoci

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Zagreb in 1955. Graduated in painting at the Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts in the class of Professor Raul Goldoni in 1979. Exhibits since 1979. Since 1980 has also been engaged in graphic design. From 1983 to 1984, she worked as a leader of art workshops in student dormitories in Zagreb. School years 1991/92. led students III. and IV. years of painting (professor Valensi is class) at the École d art de Aix-en-Provence. From 1993 to 1998, she taught the art group of subjects at the School of Textiles, Leather and Design. From 1998 to 2007, she worked as an art director in School Book d.d. in Zagreb. Since 2007, she worked as a senior lexicographer, head of the art editorial department at the Miroslav Krleža Lexicographic Institute. Retired.