KRUPA EVENT-INK MODEL Definicija i autorska izjava (Croatian - Hrvatski)

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This document presents a concise authorial definition of the Krupa Event-Ink Model, an aesthetic model and method developed by Alfred Freddy Krupa within contemporary ink practice. The model understands ink work not merely as the production of a finished or decorative object, but as a living psychophysical, material and temporal event. Its central proposition is that the axis of art is located not only in the completed artwork, but in the unrepeatable act of making. The artwork remains as the visible trace, residue, testimony or evidence of that event. The purpose of this statement is to establish a dated and publicly citable authorial formulation of the terms Krupa Event-Ink and Krupa Event-Ink Model, to clarify their conceptual scope, and to distinguish them from generic ink art, decorative ink aesthetics and historical New Ink movements. The document also functions as an additional documentary layer for provenance, attribution and citation in relation to Krupa’s broader work Art as Event: Reconstruction of Method and Thought in Ink Practice (1992–2026).

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