We are continuing the «L’art de dialogue» for many reasons. Firstly, because art, as we all know, has no limits. Secondly, it is interesting and instructive to create visual bridges between the heart of Eurasia and other countries and cultures. Thirdly, combining works of foreign masters and young Kazakh artists in one exposition is a complex and fascinating process. Today's exposition - «Unexpected Perspective» - is devoted to photographic art. Marta Wieczorek from Poland presents her vision of aesthetics in ordinary and unusual things and situations.

            Anthropologist, professional and highly demanded photographer, Marta Wieczorek was born and raised in the most picturesque place in Poland – Łódź. Having received an education in cultural and social anthropology, Marta realised that she needed not only to study people, but also to show the beauty of human nature. Every singly one of us is beautiful in our own way, and the photo-artist reveals in her works those personal and situational facets of which we, as participants of the composition, do not even think about.

            The second part of the exposition presents the works of young Kazakh photographers. Anel Kurbanova, Anara Mergenbayeva, Veronika Lerner, Danil Potapov, Daria Demidenko, Ekaterina Zaechkovskaya, Zhaksylyk Baigazy, Natalie Karpushenko. Natalia Bolgarova, Nazira Kozhanova and Ospan Ali are exhibiting together for the first time.

            The Forte Bank Kulanshi Art Space platform gives young Kazakhstani photographers an opportunity to tell about their vision of the world. What makes artists keep a camera by their side at all times and record once-in-a-lifetime moments? A desire to find, see and understand beauty.