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Exhibition “Forgotten&Unknown” by Adis Fejzić at the EU Info centre

Published: November 1, 2014
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Zabroavljeno-3-550x310The exhibition by distinguished Bosnian artist Adis Fejzić was open two days ago at the EU Info centre in Sarajevo.

“The essence of these works is in fact a base for the story which represents the Bosnian spirit which has been lost and found in the space which we synthetically and by planning made on our own – in that way we forgot our past and often have a tendency to misinterpret it.” – said Fejzić.

He pointed out that the Bosnian past has been presented on 20 works, by using the authentic Bosnian writing – Bosnian Cyrillic.

He also added that he has written some of the verses by European writers like Shakespeare on Bosnian Cyrillic – as a symbol of the European culture.
(Source: Depo)

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