Communal way of living.
...Thank you Nina
Nina's Chairs...
Piranese?
Piran.
Every two years, Forma viva in Ravne invites two to three
artists to create a scuplture.
Boat maker.
Boat maker cabin.
A traditionnal slow car, jurgen?
Found in the monastery of Piran.
An old Salt hangar turmed into a gallery.
Salt warehouse Monfort in Portoroz.
Salt Pans of Secovlje.
The sea has been captured. The salt harvested. Traces of man
in the salina Landscape. Secovlje Salina.
According to Nina, The salt was the first local product that
became "capitalistic" in a nice way. Slovenia is a young capitalistic
country, talking with Slovenian people, you can feel some nostalgy of
the socialism era, of living as a linked community.
Main square of Piran.
Piran salt fair.
The Slovenia coast is only 46kms long. Right on the border
with Croatia, to the south of Portoroz you will find the
Salt Pans of Secovlje.
Pool pattern.