This unique art installation connects emerging technologies with contemporary art, audiences, and creativity. The installation called Beating Heart consists of: sculpture, online activation campaign, audience text messages, light, augmented reality, interactivity, and sound.

Beating Heart

Think Freedom was presented in Sorrento with the SyArt Festival. Think Freedom received Primio Arbiter Fata Verde SyArt Award by Sorrento Foundation in Sorrento, Italy. 

Think Freedom Sorrento

From public art to a platform of creative concepts activated by contemporary art and powered by dialogue and connectivity, project Think Freedom incorporates sculpture, installation, light, sound, and new technologies. It is collaboration of shared experience connecting communities with creativity, new technologies and contemporary art in a participatory cultural innovation.

Think Freedom Brussels

Each sculpture is given life by a young student’s message handwritten on its wings. Young people globally write to me about their idea of freedom and their view of the future. These messages written on the installation join messages from all previous location and will go on as the universal understanding of the power of art. Students of art/architecture/design work with me and design the installation in each location anew, adding their own creations to the installation as it becomes authentic each time. By the end of its journey, scheduled in NYC in 2025, will have an audience of 30 million with over 10000 voices heard.


Think Freedom Skopje

Multimedia Think Freedom installation, is composed of hundreds of suspended sculptures individually made from two metal strips, like two hands or two messages folded into a shape of a bird, a symbol recognised in every culture and every religion as a symbol of moving forward, of transitioning, of hoping and dreaming. More than that each sculpture is given life by a young student’s message handwritten on its wings. Young people globally write to me about their idea of freedom and their view of the future. 

Think Freedom Ljubljana

Think Freedom Banja Luka

Think Freedom grew out of my conversations with young people about what culture and art mean to them: can they be tools to build and establish our freedom? Together we presented it as a multimedia installation at the Sarajevo City Hall for the first time in 2015. Think Freedom today is on its global journey as a comprehensive public art project researching opinions and supporting new dialogues and diverse aspects of our lives in the new millennia, while employing contemporary art as the vehicle of communication and interaction. 

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Edina Seleskovic