Istanbul, Spaces of freedom at Fabrikraum, part of Foto Wien 2025

Join us on October 9, 2025, at 15-18 for the opening, and 18.30-20.00 for a panel Freedom and Urbanity: Istanbul through photographs at Fabrikraum, Vienna.
For more info clik HERE

Join us on October 9, 2025, at 15-18 for the opening, and 18.30-20.00 for a panel Freedom and Urbanity: Istanbul through photographs at Fabrikraum, Vienna.
For more info clik HERE



On Saturday, October 26, 2024, we will open the exhibition Istanbul, Faces of freedom in Trieste. This time, in a smaller but enriched version with museum pieces, it will be on view until January 26, 2025, at the Museo d’Arte Orientale (Via S. Sebastiano 1, Trieste).
Alongside the exhibition, I will be discussing the project with Museo d’Arte Orientale curator Claudia Colecchia on Saturday, October 26, at 12:15 PM in Sala Xenia (Riva Tre Novembre/Angolo Via Mazzini).
The exhibition and discussion are part of the Trieste Photo Days festival, which also includes a practical 2-day photography workshop I’m leading, titled Moments in Focus, focusing on street photography.
You are warmly invited!
You are invited to a screening of the film I filmed, edited and directed in 2022, titled Glas ljudstva /The Voice of the People/, which highlights a social initiative of the same name, bringing together over 100 civil society organizations and thousands of individuals from all walks of life across Slovenia in the period marked by COVID-19 and demonstrations and protests across Slovenia
The film is part of a short film program in honor of World Day for Audiovisual Heritage and accompanies the exhibition Our Claim: Slovenian Protest Photography 2020–2022. The screening will take place on Sunday, October 27, at 6:00 PM at the Jakopič Gallery. For more information, please visit:


Read more about the events and guests HERE

The recent assignment for The New York times.


In the media:
RTV SLO, ARS, Kulturna panorama


My short documentary “Complicating the Narrative”, which was made on behalf of APIS Institute about the D.rad project and its collaboration with artists’s, premiered at TJ Boulting Gallery in London on October 23, followed by a discussion about art’s role in academia, making research accessible through art, and the potential for artists and researchers to collaborate effectively.



One third of the ESoDoc – European Social Documentary workshop, which I’ve been fortunate enough to attend with 17 other professionals from 16 different countries, is already behind us. It’s been an intense, as well as invigorating and inspiring learning curve for me thus far, learning more about linear and non-linear storytelling techniques, gaining new insights on social impact strategies and much more… so looking forward to all that comes next!
Check it out on www.esodoc.eu