CEO of CORWIN; visionary of sustainable urbanism, tireless advocate for more cultivated public spaces.
A developer who speaks not of quick profit, but of the principles of Jan Gehl, green roofs, environment issues and cities conceived for people.
As the leader of CORWIN, he champions uncompromising sustainability, believing that building a true neighbourhood does not end once the concrete is poured.
Within the CORWIN art initiative, he serves as the strategic councel integrating art, culture and community into development. And who, more often than not, finds an argument in the budgets for why culture deserves the same weight as the finest technology.
“A good city is one in which art has its rightful place.”
Originator of the CORWIN art platform where art, social responsibility, development converge.
Together with Marián, she has spent years demonstrating that modern architecture and contemporary art need not compete, but together they can transform the environment.
At CORWIN art, she regards art as a natural instrument of social responsibility. Beyond the visual arts she champions participatory projects, communal events and live encounters where neighbours, artists and the public are not just spectators, but participants. She is making sure that public space holds real meaning for every generation.
She draws inspiration from the artist Kateřina Šedá:
“I have no interest in making art for a gallery audience that already understands everything… I am interested in bringing it to those who have no interest in it whatsoever… and who would never set foot in a gallery.”
Curator, philosopher, artist
Luka works at the fascinating intersection of contemporary visual art, philosophy, archival research and curatorial practice. Trained as visual artist and philosopher in Ljubljana and Vienna, he has devoted himself to conceptual art, the legacy of the OHO group and the relationship between institutions and public discourse.
Within the CORWIN Art initiative, he brings the Slovenian art scene into dialogue with the wider Central European context and makes sure that exhibition projects are never just an aesthetic experience, but carry a deep conceptual foundation, critical thinking, and a dialogue with history and the city.
International art advisor, a guide through the world of art and the dismantler of barriers between galleries and people.
Through her platform EduArt Experience, she has spent years demonstrating, with ease and enthusiasm, that art isn’t a closed world for the chosen few, but a living dialogue that anyone can come to love. She enjoys connecting people — budding collectors, young creators, and curious neighbours alike — and opening the doors of studios, galleries, and public spaces to them. As part of the Corwin Art team (Friends in Art), she connects the art scenes of Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Slovenia, making sure projects are never designed behind a desk, but grow out of real encounters — and that art in newly emerging neighbourhoods naturally brings communities closer together, filling them with humanity and joy.