Arin Agich: Red Circle
Red Circle symbolizes the celebration of new beginnings.
Arin Agich's exhibition is a collection of photographs taken between 2020 and 2023 in Budapest, Hungary, as well as the cities of Skopje and Struga in North Macedonia.
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The exhibition explores the profoundness of circular motion in human life, encompassing the cyclical aspects of childhood, growth, relationships, challenges, transformations, endings, and, ultimately, new beginnings.
It serves as a reminder of the inevitability of change, the lessons of the past, and the hope of renewal. The exhibition delves into the cycles and interconnectedness between different generations, individual and collective experiences, including the process of finding meaning within ever-repeating patterns that shape our everyday lives.
Many of the photographs were taken with a Yashica-J analog camera produced in 1961 in Japan. The camera originally belonged to Arin's grandfather, Nihat Agich, a photography enthusiast who had developed over 1000 photographs capturing many generations of the Agich family. Arin inherited the camera in 2020, giving her the opportunity to initiate new cycles of exploration.
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