
LABORATORY · 18 m²
Experiments, workshops, and theoretical dialogue
The LABORATORY is the participatory extension of Martina Moon Zelenika’s artistic practice. Beginning with drawing, sound, audiovisual media, materials, and computational processes, it creates a setting for collective research into perception, transformation, and the relationships between human, more-than-human, and technological worlds.
Each encounter combines practical experimentation, attentive observation, and guided conversation. Questions of the cosmos, nature, post-digital reality, and inner experience are approached not only through theory, but through direct artistic practice.



RESEARCH MODULES
MODUL 01
MODUL 02
MODUL 03
ORIGIN
Spirituality and interconnectedness
COSMOS
The universe as a space of imagination
NATURE
More-than-human worlds
ALCHEMY
Transformations of matter and consciousness
POST-DIGITAL
Spirituality in a technological world
INNER SPACES
Introspection and the spiritual experience of art
LIVING WITH ART
The artwork as a reflective companion
SOCIAL HORIZONS
Art, consciousness, and emerging worlds
OTVOOPEN LABORATORY
Creation as a collective act
he artistic research programme accompanying INVISIBLE FORCES invites small groups to explore phenomena that cannot be seen directly, but whose effects can be sensed and recognised.
The workshops connect experimental drawing, sound, movement, space, and collective observation. Taking the exhibited works as a point of departure, participants investigate how energy, gravity, rhythm, attention, and relationships become visible through artistic traces.
Programme dates: 9 September – 9 November 2026
Duration: 90 minutes
Group size: 4 participants
No previous artistic experience is required. Basic materials are included
01 Drawing the Invisible — two sessions
02 Drawing Sound — two sessions
03 Drawing Gravity
04 Data of the Invisible
05 A Field of Invisible Relations
PROGRAM
LAB: INVISIBLE FORCES
INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMMES
Tailored sessions can be developed for museums, galleries, universities, research groups, cultural organisations, and professional teams. Programme outlines, learning objectives, capacity, accessibility information, fees, and partnership formats are available upon request.
6th SENSE, original hybrid work (drawings, sonification, augmented reality), 2018, Zagreb, Martina Moon Zelenika




