{"id":11781,"date":"2025-07-07T10:05:34","date_gmt":"2025-07-07T08:05:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/kultura-mostar.ba\/?p=11781"},"modified":"2025-07-07T13:38:36","modified_gmt":"2025-07-07T11:38:36","slug":"mostarsko-ljeto-2025-otvorena-izlozba-fotografija-faruka-kajtaza","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/kultura-mostar.ba\/en\/2025\/07\/07\/mostarsko-ljeto-2025-otvorena-izlozba-fotografija-faruka-kajtaza\/","title":{"rendered":"Mostar Summer 2025: Faruk Kajtaz's photography exhibition opens"},"content":{"rendered":"
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"Anarchy in photography" exhibition by Faruk Kajtaz opened<\/p>

As part of the International Cultural Event "Mostar Summer 2025", an exhibition opened tonight
photo "Anarchy in photography" by Faruk Kajtaz.<\/p>

"This is a kind of experiment where we are trying to create a photography exhibition using a mobile phone."
of the device, that is, the device that is on the mobile phone, and that is precisely why the name of the exhibition is given
'Anarchy in photography'. This is an opportunity to, in some way, point out the possibilities provided by mobile
photography, especially digital photography, and that people, in some way, are encouraged to try this way too
express themselves in terms of creativity, artistic expression, of course, provided that they really want to. That's it
the main goal of this whole story", said the author of the exhibition, Faruk Kajtaz.<\/p>

The exhibition was held in the Memorial House of Svetozar \u0106orovi\u0107, organized by the Museum of Herzegovina Mostar.<\/p>

"With tonight's exhibition, Faruk Kajtaz confirms that he is an experienced chronicler of his city, be it that
works as a columnist, analyzing cultural, political, sociological and other topics, whether in the evening
Walking through the city, he records certain situations in the most beautiful artistic way, which are translated into his
exhibition", emphasized the director of the Museum of Herzegovina Mostar, Mr. Asim Krhan.<\/p>

The exhibition features more than 50 photographs on 16 large panels.<\/p>

"The photographs are placed in such a way that they represent, let's say, stylistic-visual units and in fact that
we can observe them as a kind of view of the city from some other angles that, perhaps, have not been seen before.
we saw normally or poorly, so this may be a different exhibition and a different view of Mostar, but
that was the goal. I owe a great debt of gratitude to the Museum of Herzegovina Mostar, which, indeed, has been
accepted the idea and helped me realize it, and of course the organizers of the 'Mostar Summer'", he concluded
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