The exhibition “In ZOOM” July 7 – October 24, 2020 at the Labyrinth Gallery of the National Library of Belarus.

Through space and time: we invite you to the photo exhibition “In zoom”

The exhibition presents photos taken as part of the project “Their own Stories”, which is dedicated to the relationship of photographs with their natural environment. Since 2016, the publication “Their own Stories” – a printed embodiment of the project of the same name – has been presented in museums and galleries in Belarus, Poland and Israel. The book is in libraries in Russia, Slovakia, Lithuania, France, Sweden, Finland, Japan and other countries. There are several copies in the fund of the National Library of Belarus.

“Their own Stories” are exhibited in conjunction with individual black-and-white photographs. The plot sketches of emotions seem to return to the process of creating retro photos and sound in unison with the project.

Each work is a deep, multi-level story recorded by the author. Space and time can be transcended through the lens of the artist and the imagination of the artist. To see the known and the ordinary in a different perspective, the unknown to feel very clear and close.

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The Month of Photography Awards.

The third place in the nomination “A Photographer of the Year” was shared between Maryna Batsiukova, with her “Sula. The Continuous” project, and Anton Matolka. Maryna Basiukova’s album “One’s Stories” took second place in the “Publication of the Year” nomination. According to the organizer, Andrei Levkevich, more than 50 private and public cultural institutions gave their opinion on the most significant projects of 2016, which were nominated for the awards. The winners were chosen based on the amount of author mentions.

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Their own Stories

The new project in the form of an exhibition and a presentation of the eponymous book dedicated to the interconnectedness of photographic portraits within interiors with their natural environment

From August 25 to September 20, 2016 in the Yanka Kupala State Museum of Literature of the Republic of Belarus, Minsk