“Second Skin” Exhibition at the Palace of Science until the beginning of December

The third exhibition within the Art Meets Science program, titled “Second Skin,” is open until the beginning of December at the Palace of Science in Belgrade. This year’s edition opens a space for interaction between biology, technology, and design — where the body is presented not only as a subject, but also as a medium between the internal and external worlds. In collaboration with Prof. Dr. Goran Stojanović from the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad, the participating artists explore how textiles and sensors can reflect the body’s internal rhythms and subtle changes invisible to the naked eye. Exhibiting artists: Marija Delić, Sanja Šikoparija, Nikica Jutković, Futurosaurus & Itana Ćupić, Vanja Ivanović & Teodora Arsić, and Katarina Roganović. The Curator of the exhibition is Ivan Šuković, Artistic Director of Re:People.

For more information about this project, please visit our Art meets Science 2025 page

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