ATLANTIS KV provides free space for international artists, open-minded visitors and local workers to try new ways of living based on sustainable principles. Local and international guests are welcome to relax, enjoy the beautiful Una National Park  and contribute to the project by doing, learning or donating.

The project is located within a large factory in Kulen Vakuf, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Having been built as a factory under the Tito regime, its location within the Una National Park is unique and allows for a range of leisure activities such as rafting, hiking and bike tours. The huge warehouse next to the factory highlights all art projects realised within ATLANTIS KV: murals, paintings, handicraft, textile production and screen printing. In regards to agriculture and ecology, staff members and visitors engage in a variety of projects such as planting, gardening and the production of goat cheese, milk, jam, dried fruits, corn flour and liqueur.

ATLANTIS KV promotes a comprehensive and multifaceted anthropology. While understanding relaxation, work and creativity as the basic three components of life, art will always be a substantial part of the project. Due to the structure and equipment within the fabric, ATLANTIS KV allows for a wide range of artistic activities such as printing, painting, carpentry, the textile department and art installations. It is only through creative dedication that the human can achieve a higher level of consciousness and leave a trace in history by expressing his motives and personality. Artistic activities have the power to complete human life. Also, ATLANTIS KV believes that art has three essential functions: to understand the world and our existence, to shape the world and to make it a more beautiful place through aesthetics and decoration. This all leads to the fact that the workers and residents in Kulen Vakuf will live and work ‚inside‘ the art works which will be kept permanently within the premises.