20 years in the past, Halim Zukic bought a 173-acre plot of land in a verdant valley close to his hometown of Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina. He conceived of a retreat, the place his love of nature and panorama design may open to the general public. However it wasn’t till 2018 that the businessman and artwork fanatic started replicating particulars of one of many world’s most recognizable work on an unlimited scale.
Whereas engaged on the property sooner or later, Zukic noticed some tractor tracks that reminded him the swirls and waves of Vincent van Gogh’s seminal work from 1889, “The Starry Night.” With loads of motivation however much less of a transparent plan, he and an novice group intuitively adopted the contours of the land and made quite a few changes over time to realize visible and spatial concord.
The frilly design for Starry Night time Retreat, which employs lavender and a wide range of different herbs as its medium, is characterised primarily by the absence of straight strains. The property encompasses a 25-acre park inside its total footprint, which incorporates assembly locations like a pure amphitheater.
The mission “honors Vincent van Gogh and those who bravely pursue their passions despite the sacrifices required,” says hospitality supervisor Merjem Zukić. “Mr. Zukic views the retreat as a unique space where nature and art blend, enabling visitors to reconnect with essential elements of their being and engage their senses.”
Starry Night time Retreat is slated to open to the general public subsequent Might. Discover extra on its web site.
