Born out of resilience, creativity, and the need for connection during the challenging winter of 2021, the story of “Litnja kužina” began at a time when concerts, exhibitions, and cultural life itself were being cancelled across the world. In defiance of restrictions and uncertainty, independent artists and creatives gathered around Azimut founded Kolektiv 4B — a Šibenik-based network dedicated to cultural collaboration and support.
Their first project, “Božićni tinel”, was conceived as a unique art & craft exhibition bringing together fifteen local artists. However, immediately after installation, the exhibition was forced to close to visitors due to pandemic restrictions. Although physically inaccessible, the story of the “forbidden exhibition” quickly spread online and across social media, reaching tens of thousands of people in the virtual world.
At the end of the exhibition, the artists made a promise to reunite one day — in a time without restrictions, when art could once again be freely shared with people from all over the world.
Today, Azimut and Kolektiv 4B proudly present “Litnja kužina” — a Šibenik art & craft exhibition that celebrates creativity, community, and artistic freedom without barriers or limitations. Once again, it has proven that art, much like water, always finds its way to people.
