Stake attention in this memory
This image depicts the former Žitomlin silos, now part of the Creative District (Kreativni Distrikt) at Dunavski Kej 46, Belgrade, Serbia, near the Danube River, under a grey, overcast sky. The ground is covered in a layer of fresh snow, with visible tire tracks on a paved surface in the foreground. In the immediate foreground, a white and red automatic barrier arm, branded "FAAC," is extended horizontally across the lower right, blocking access. It emanates from a white FAAC control unit, positioned next to a black square pillar. Two square concrete planters, each containing sparse, dormant vegetation, are partially visible in the snow-covered middle ground. To the left, a small, single-story building functions as a guard booth or facility, distinguished by a vibrant, geometric mural in shades of red, yellow, blue, green, black, and white. A utility pole with wires stands to its right. The dominant feature is a long row of towering, cylindrical concrete silos extending from the mid-ground to the distant background. The visible facades of the initial four silos are adorned with large, colorful murals. From left to right: the first features abstract teal, red, and black designs; the second depicts a female figure holding plants with a yellow circle and red poppies; the third displays a white bird, flowing blue and white forms, and a cluster of pink and red flowers; the fourth showcases a dark-haired female figure in a black dress holding a red book, positioned next to a red and white striped lighthouse, with faint text visible on the silo. The remaining silos recede into the distance, also appearing to bear murals. No individuals are visible within the scene.
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