Editor’s Note

In Art Is Everywhere, Slovenian photographer Nina Žnideršič turns the humblest of objects, the shell of an egg, into a world of radiant fracture and light. Through her lens, fragility becomes architecture, translucence becomes matter, and what once enclosed life now opens into revelation. The series reminds us that art is not something to be constructed or imposed but something waiting to be seen, already present in the quiet geometry of things.

These images ask for a slower gaze. What begins as surface soon reveals depth: the cracks become constellations, the curves of the shell a planet’s horizon, the light between them a pulse of creation itself. Žnideršič transforms the ordinary into the cosmic without leaving the kitchen table, proving that wonder is less a place than a way of looking.

In these luminous fragments we are reminded that beauty hides in what we overlook, and that even the smallest remnants of the world, broken, brittle, and near to vanishing, carry the vastness of what is still alive.

Jorge R. G. Sagastume