The title „Nice to meet you“, by itself, talks about discovering something for the sole reason of the work beeing there to encourage the viewer to look at it from all sides and angels, to „meet“ it and to encourage them to think about the possible meanings of the colours, shapes, orders and the sole creation of it. This work was constructed on a setup that is 40cm tall so that it would be on the same level as the viewers eyes, who then has the possibility to see the complete picture of the work and then have the freedom to explore it from all sides. It consists of 5 vertically raised pieces of glass, first beeing 111,50cm tall, second and thirt 117,50cm and forth and fifth 119cm (five compositions). Glass pieces are set parallelly behind one another with a distance of 10cm. In this way the viewer is not looking at the composition in a „classical“ way, set on a wall one next to each other but rather they are looking at it as a single assembly like a statue, they are looking in-between, beacuse of the glass that is its base, in the empty spaces between colours or angles that it's beeing viewed from, they are able to see through what is behind it. The wholemeaning of the glass being used is connected to a comparison of understanding an art piece with understanding a human being himself by using colours and their connections. Every colour has different psychological impacts, meanings, history which is used to show the evolution of a man though rectangular shapes. The point is not to make the viewer realise what the colours and shapes are supposed to represent beacuse the sole act of viewing the piece is what, in the artists opinion and expirience in Croatia thtey didn't do in a long tme when it comes to contemporary arts and that would be one step closer to better understanding an art piece and developing a grater interest for contemporary arts as we know it today. This piece will be presented at the yearly exhibition of students of the Academy of arts and culture in Osijek for the first time and even though most of the public that would be attending this tipe of exibition work in the same field, the author also wishes to reach those who do not.