A Zagreb arts organisation has turned 257 square metres of a Yugoslav-era (and later Croatian) crumbling printing complex into one of Croatia's most distinctive venues for bio-art and ecological experimentation — and in doing so, proposed a new model for how culture can reactivate an abandoned space. This is its story.
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