Museum of Contemporary Art / MSUB Salon, until October 19 — exhibition “Tanja Juričan and Zorica Čolić: Body Measures”

At the MSUB Salon, the exhibition “Tanja Juričan and Zorica Čolić: Body Measures” is on view, with Zorica Čolić’s series “I Feel...” standing out among the works. Fragrances created from medicines such as Xanax, Viagra, OxyContin, Gabapentin, and Lexapro are placed in acrylic boxes and deliberately left scentless, drawing attention instead to what those names carry: desire, addiction, euphoria, pleasure, and the thin line between promised effect and lived experience. Brief texts alongside the works open up questions about how pharmaceutical substances move between medicine, the market, and everyday life; who decides which feelings are acceptable and which need treatment; and how identity and subjectivity are shaped through such choices. This is an exhibition best experienced slowly and read carefully, especially for audiences interested in contemporary art, the body, affect, and the social framework in which both artistic work and therapy take shape.