TIRANA, April 8 – Popular for his wedding photography, Ergy Zhabjaku is featuring the best of his collection of pictures.
“Ergys Zhabjaku’s photography is characterized by the search for plasticity in photographic language. On the one hand, it explores the expressive possibilities of photography by disregarding technological capacities provided by this tool today and emphasizing individual artistic temperament, while simultaneously looking to document the existence of resistant forms toward urbanizing structures in rural and suburban neighborhoods. The still images belong to a world without regulatory systems, where the energy carried and transmitted by humans is still uncontrolled and untapped,” organizers say.
The exhibition at the Miza gallery near of the public Faculty of Justice in Tirana will remain open until April 28.
‘Untapped energy’ by Ergys Zhabjaku
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