Muzej prekinjenih ljubezni
              
            FORM (word) 
              FORM (pdf) 
              
              Dear friends,
            We believe you have all experienced, at least once in your life, 
              a painful end of a love affair. You probably remember how you wanted 
              to destroy even the tiniest memory of your emotional failure. You 
              erased e-mails and text messages, threw away or tore photographs 
              and hid certain things that reminded you of the ruined relationship. 
              But has it ever occurred to you that you have destroyed some beautiful 
              moments of your emotional history?  
            One of such experiences inspired the idea of the Museum of Broken 
              Relationships, an art project, carried out for the first time in 
              Zagreb recently, with great success and international interest. 
              More than 150 television programmes all over the world reported 
              on the event and people from India, Japan, South Africa, etc., wanted 
              to donate their objects to the museum. 
            The first international appearance of this very unusual museum 
              will be part of the Mladi Levi Festival in Ljubljana, from 17th 
              to 27th August 2006, in cooperation with the Mestni Muzej Ljubljana. 
              The opening of the Slovene Museum of Broken Relationships will take 
              place on the second day of the festival, 18th August.
            We are kindly inviting you to become a donor to our museum and 
              contribute those little objects that survived the attack of the 
              »affective vandalism« of yours at that time. The museum offers you 
              a chance to overcome your emotional wreckage with creativity and 
              remembrance instead of destruction and oblivion, thus helping to 
              create a collective emotional heritage. We believe that you can 
              enrich our collection.  
            Attached see a form that 
              needs to be filled in and sent together with the donated object 
              to our address.  
            Descriptions of some exhibited objects might inspire you. If you 
              want to find our more, please check the web page www.brokenships.com. 
            In expectation of your donation, with kind regards, 
            The Bunker crew 
            
            
             
              Keys of ex-boyfriend's apartment 
              July 2005 – January 2006
            My »love« didn't last long, but it was deep and sincere… unfortunately 
              one-sided. These keys are of no emotional value for me any more, 
              as my ex turned out a selfish, calculable person. I wanted to get 
              rid of them, not to be tempted to appear in front of his door again… 
            ~ 
            Air sickness bags 
              2004 – 2006
            Different air sickness bags as a memory of a long distance relationship. 
              Croatia Airlines, Lufthansa, Hapag Lloyd and German Wings. I think 
              I still keep the instructions with pictures saying »what to do if 
              the plane starts falling apart«. I have never found instructions 
              for »what to do if a relationship starts falling apart«, but at 
              least I have kept the bags. 
            ~ 
            A Vespa motorbike 
              2001 – 2003
            A yellow motorbike Vespa waited in the garage for two years to 
              be repaired and we were supposed to ride it as couples in Italian 
              films do. We have never ridden it. 
            ~ 
             A flower frozen in time 
              1989 – 1994
            »All big loves are either short or tragic,« said my friend who 
              is a psychiatrist. The flower frozen in time reminds me of the one 
              that was long and tragic. It lasted from summer 1989 to spring 1994 
              if one can define it so. And yes, during the relationship and afterwards 
              I could use a psychiatrist. 
            ~ 
            Old clock/watch 
              1987
            A gift from S.K., who was in love with antiques: to be old and 
              not to function any more. That's why we are not together any more. 
             
            
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