German artist Nina Annabelle Märkl creates work that sits at the intersection of drawing, sculpture, and installation. Her artistic approach is based on an expanded view of drawing, not as a mere line on a two-dimensional surface, but as a medium with spatial and conceptual depth. She describes it succinctly: “Drawing is a potential space, sculpture is a multitude of drawings that open up further, invisible spaces.” This perspective reflects a layered and thoughtful engagement with the medium, considering both its formal and conceptual aspect.

The exhibition of students' art interventions in the Museum of Fine Arts' collection display is the result of a collaborative project titled Disassemble, Assemble, Reassemble initiated between the Museum of Fine Arts, the Painting Department of the Arts Academy in Split and the Art History Department of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split.

Installation A possible landscape (Split version) is a part of the project Exhibition continues which focused on Aballi's work of the past fifteen years and presented journey through his aesthetic preferences in contemplating the conventional systems of production of the work of art.