
We presented the 8th issue of Symbol
The traditionally lively gathering marking the launch of a new issue of Symbol once again took place in the foyer of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, filled with a warm and cheerful atmosphere.

The traditionally lively gathering marking the launch of a new issue of Symbol once again took place in the foyer of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, filled with a warm and cheerful atmosphere.

Sanjin Ilić is the director of food and beverages and a sommelier at the luxury Hotel Miramare in the center of Crikvenica. And two years ago, he also became the assistant director of this truly perfect place for rest and enjoyment.

Nunu Fine Art in Taiwan (with a branch in New York) is one of the most dynamic private contemporary art galleries in Asia. Therefore, it was an exceptional honor for the young Marta Katavić, who recently exhibited there.

David Popa, an artist of Romanian origin, born in New York and based in Finland, creates intricate and breathtaking land art installations. This art leaves behind museums and galleries, developing monumental projects in open spaces.

Every stay at a Zepter Hotel becomes a story worth telling. From vibrant city hotels in the heart of Belgrade and Banja Luka, to tranquil retreats nestled in the fairytale landscapes of Kozarska Dubica, Bajina Bašta, Perućac and Vrnjačka Banja – each location offers its own unforgettable chapter.

Musician, manager, cultural policy strategist and social activist Petar Ćurić, over two decades of work, has connected art, politics and ecology into a unique life path.

Selma Selman is one of the most intriguing contemporary artists of Southeast Europe. Her works circulate through European institutions and spark discussions on identity, value, and survival.

Polyclinic Kardiomet is the first cardiometabolic centre setting a new standard in weight regulation and overall health care. Maratea is the „extended arm” of this concept, providing the possibility of aesthetic body adjustment after the weight loss process.

For Anita Kontrec, art is not only a visual expression, but also a universal language of authenticity, freedom, and responsibility toward the society in which we want to live.