TIRANA, May 13 – Painter Lian Lutfija, who lives and works in Turkey, opened on Thursday his second exhibition in Tirana. The exhibition called “Lost somewhere” brings 20 new paintings belonging to the impressionist style.
The exhibition will be open at the National Museum of History until May 15.
Last year painter Lutfija opened the “Impressionist Breeze” exhibition
Born in Tirana but raised and educated in Turkey, the 31-year old painter, who also has a great love for music, brings to the public 20 of his latest works.
“I am attracted by impressionism, I feel closer to it because I think the artists of this period have been understood better. Their works have been permeated by sincerity. Also in my works, I try to use more sincerity, light, harmony, warm-cold reactions,” Lutfija said.
During his 15-year career abroad, Lutfija has opened around 10 exhibitions, mainly in Istanbul.
Lian Lutfija opens painting exhibition
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