Nonument Group's Soundtrack for an Invisible House at Venice Biennale

At the 61st Venice Biennale, the Slovenian Pavilion features "Soundtrack for an Invisible House," curated by Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez and developed by the Nonument Group, which consists of Neja Tomšič, Martin Bricelj Baraga, Nika Grabar, and Miloš Kosec. Situated in the Arsenale Exhibition Spaces, this initiative transforms a forgotten architectural remnant into a lively space for reflection, listening, and historical exploration. It highlights a lesser-known event from European history: in 1917, the Austro-Hungarian Army built a temporary wooden mosque for Bosnian Muslim soldiers at the Isonzo Front in Log pod Mangartom, blending religious practices with military life during World War I.