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He Lost His Sight, but He Didn't Stop Creating. Emil Mandarić's Sculptures Can Be Experienced by Touch.

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The opening of the exhibition "Touch of Life" on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Association of the Blind of the Istrian County was held at the Archaeological Museum of Istria in cooperation with the Association of the Blind of the Istrian County. It is an exhibition of sculptural works by Emil Mandarić, a self-taught sculptor who dedicated himself to sculpture in adulthood, after losing one of the fundamental human senses - sight.
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The opening of the exhibition "Touch of Life" on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Association of the Blind of the Istrian County was held at the Archaeological Museum of Istria in cooperation with the Association of the Blind of the Istrian County. It is an exhibition of sculptural works by Emil Mandarić, a self-taught sculptor who dedicated himself to sculpture in adulthood, after losing one of the fundamental human senses - sight.

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glasistre.hr broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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