Ivan Marušić Klif — Installation at Galerija Filodrammatica, Rijeka (2026)

Forty-eight salvaged cathode-ray screens become a visual instrument whose images travel, fragment, and reassemble in space.

A row of small glowing black-and-white cathode-ray screens in Ivan Marušić Klif’s installation

Ivan Marušić Klif — installation à la Galerija Filodrammatica, Rijeka (2026)

Ivan Marušić Klif assembles forty-eight small black-and-white screens salvaged from video intercom systems. Removed from their casings and visible from front and back, the cathode-ray tubes cease to be mere display surfaces: cables, frameworks, and signals form a spatial sculpture together.

A shared matrix sends each screen live camera feeds, video-synthesiser images, or prepared multichannel sequences. Content travels through rows and columns, contracts, and expands; the system operates as an instrument played in real time, open to error, adaptation, and improvisation rather than as a finished linear projection.

Image: Ivan Marušić Klif’s installation at Galerija Filodrammatica, Rijeka, 2026. Video: Borut Brozović.

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