The Croatian pavilion is designed as an immersive environment that showcases the diversity of climates in the Republic of Croatia. The pavilion is never the same, continuously changing, and each visit provides a new experience. Each of the climate zones in the pavilion is recorded with thermal cameras that capture visitor interactions and micro-climates. Additionally, selected locations around meteorological stations are recorded with thermal cameras and monitor events in the physical space. These video feeds are paired with the calculated time difference shift between Croatia and Japan and displayed in the pavilion, on the website, and on the pavilion’s social media.
Today, a presentation for the World Expo Expo 2025 Osaka was held in Zagreb, which will take place from April 13 to October 13, 2025, under the overarching theme ‘Designing Future Society for Our Lives’. The exhibition is held on the artificial island of Yumeshima, in the city of Osaka, Japan, built specifically for the purpose of hosting the EXPO. According to the organizers’ estimates, around 28 million visitors are expected to attend the exhibition, which will feature more than 160 countries and international organizations.
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Croatia will present a work titled ‘Croatia – climadiversity/Croatia – climadiversity‘, created by the authors: Lana Grahek, Maroje Mrduljaš, Antonio Patljak, Korina Vuković, and Pero Vuković with collaborators Petra Bigor, Yujin Jeong, and Filip Majcenić.
– The Republic of Croatia Pavilion at the World Expo Expo 2025 in Osaka represents technological innovation and uniqueness. I can proudly say that the construction has been successfully completed, according to the design of the author team and Pero Vuković from the architectural studio Arhiv, thanks to the company Enison and their excellent work on the pavilion’s construction. I also thank the State Hydrometeorological Institute for providing the data that enables the transfer of the Croatian climate to our pavilion in Japan. We expect the pavilion to attract significant attention among more than 28 million visitors. After the exhibition concludes, we plan to exhibit the pavilion in Croatia, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to experience its artistic and technological value in their own country, said Zdenko Lucić, the national commissioner of the Republic of Croatia for the World Expo Expo 2025 Osaka and state secretary in the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs.
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