Photography offers the possibility of preserving the experience of a moment forever, but it also contributes to our understanding of that time, as it is no longer part of the immediate flow of events. Photography allows us to, in a way, distance ourselves from reality, as it transforms into an objective representation, independent of us…
Jury Decisions: 1st Prize – Vladan Nikolić, Serbia 2nd Prize – Muzaffar Yulchiboev, Uzbekistan 3rd Prize – Zoran Tovirac, Serbia Certificates of Merit: Tošo Borković, Serbia Cenk Alparslan, Turkey Dendy, Indonesia Predrag Srbljanin, Serbia Mark Winter, United Kingdom Damjan Roce, Croatia Esmaeil Babaei, Iran Darko Drljević, Montenegro Special Certificate – Youngest Participant: Dasha Smirnova (8),…
The Visualizator Photography Festival proudly presents the exhibition Everybody Knows This is Nowhere by award-winning Norwegian photographer Andrea Gjestvang. This striking series of photographs reveals the harsh contrasts of growing up in Finnmark, the northernmost region of Norway, where youthful dreams collide with the ruthless nature and the living conditions on the edge of the…
Exhibition of Master’s Theses by Studentsof the University of Arts in Belgrade,Faculty of Applied Arts, Belgrade Study Program: Design, Module: Textiles;Field: Design of Woven and Knitted Textiles,2019–2024 Mentor: Dr. Art. Zlatko Cvetković, Associate ProfessorTeaching Assistant: Arpad Pulai, Senior Art AssociateCollaborators in Knitting Production: Designersof Ivković d.o.o. Knitting Production: Ivković d.o.o. (IVKO Woman) – BolečCarpet Production:…
To mark the 20th anniversary of the O3ONE Art Space project, a group exhibition is being held, featuring artists who have showcased their work within this concept over the past decades. The exhibition will be open from October 3rd to 21st. This anniversary celebration, under the slogan Samo kulturno (“Only Cultural”), reminds us that a…
Introduction to the exhibition “DIGITAL ART – ANALOG” Can art be created by artificial intelligence? Is generative art, created by algorithms, less valuable than that painted by the hand of an artist? Does digital art have a soul, or is it merely a reflection of technological progress without aesthetic or spiritual value? These are questions…
The title of the exhibition suggests the idea of personal marking and the formation of a textile library, with the primary concept focusing on displaying the results of exercises aimed at developing awareness of artistic research and the design process in the field of textiles. In the fourth edition of the Texlibris exhibition, works by…
“Confusion” represents a visual play of seemingly scattered elements, pointing to the spiritual and emotional states of the modern human being in contemporary society. It offers a perspective of an urban society where life is reduced to mechanical actions, burdened with an excessive number of tasks that push the organic, spiritual, and conscious being into…
The exhibition presents the works of fourth-year students from the Faculty of Applied Arts in Belgrade, from the Applied Graphics (Photography module) and Design (Textile module) departments. Through series of photographs of urban and rural landscapes and scenes created in the places where the authors live or work, they examine their own relationship to the…
From an early age, I have been interested in literature, especially poetry. I was a great hope for both of my grandfathers, as well as my mom and dad in water polo, but every thrown ball in my head ended up as a photograph or a frame. My grandfather Emir introduced me to the world…