Philosophy and Art beyond conventional practice: Bjørnfjell

Monday 17 July 2017

Bjørnfjell

Nazi Germans killed and tortured 284 Yugoslavian prisoners on this mountain in Northern Norway near the border with Sweden and cities of Kiruna and Narvik.

184 bodies are still missing and they are laying around buried somewhere in this area.

My art project was to honored these Yugoslavian people that gave their lives for our freedom today.

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