The exhibition "Through the prism" was created as an answer to the question of how to illustrate everyday objects and motifs in an unordinary way. It connects the real and imaginary motifs in a single composition, thereby creating a symbiosis between the living and non-living, movement and stagnation, playful and serious. Motives are of unusual structures, unrealistic ratios and colours, just to emphasise the fantasy and fairy-tale extent present in the children's world. Illustrations were done in watercolour pencil technique in combination with dry pastels and ink. The illustration, as an artistic expression, allows the viewer to perceive a certain sequence and experience them in their own way, as a kind of personal projection. The exhibition is for children and adults.

BIOGRAPHY:
Ines Ignjačić is an illustrator and a psychologist. In 2009 she actively started her art work during her psychology studies. For illustrations she most commonly uses watercolour pencils and ink, or pastels on paper. She paints interior walls and has painted over 70 murals. She has participated in music festivals painting canvas scenery for concerts and street art festivals painting pavements. In 2014 she won first prize for her work voted by the participants at the festival Pastelizacija pločnika (Pastels on the Pavement) as part of the Cest is d'Best festival in Zagreb. She attended a dozen national and international courses in the field of fine arts, literature and cinema. She runs art workshops for children and adults. She has participated in group exhibitions in Zagreb, Belgrade, Madrid, Dublin, Hamburg, Rovinj, Porec, the Faroe Islands, Novi Sad and elsewhere, and later this year will exhibit in New York. This is her first solo exhibition.