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by Zoltán Vancsó

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OCEAN OF SIGHS – CUBA



The old man lives behind a gate; there is no wall, no ceiling, no floor, no room, just a gate. When the old man enters the house, he is in the same place as when he was outside the house. He lives the life of Diogenes. His house is large. His life is beautiful. The world is his home. (Péter Dobai)



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SÓHAJTENGER - KUBA



Az öreg egy kapu mögött lakik, fal nincs, mennyezet nincs, padló nincs, szoba nincs, csak kapu. Amikor az öreg bemegy a lakásába, ugyanott van, mint amikor kimegy. Diogenészi életet él. Nagy lakása van. Szép az élete. A mindenségben lakik. (Dobai Péter)
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Zoltan Vancso
Budapest, Hungary

Regarding his professional career, two personalities of a photographer have come to life in him. One tries to reflect reality as clearly and comprehensibly as possible. The other one, in contrast, acts in the opposite way; it takes pleasure in discovering the improbability of reality, and funny enough, it conveys this experience with an objective tool – with photography. His works of art are related to the classic trends of photography. His photos encourage reflection, and they raise innocent and meaningless situations of reality to the heights of extraordinary and mystic dimensions. He has held nearly 40 exhibitions in Budapest, he regularly publishes albums, and his professional and lay audience is constantly expanding. His photo movie Oceans of Sigh – Cuba was shown in Budapest cinemas with great success as a short movie to accompany Wim Wenders‘ film. He has received several professional rewards. In 2004, he had an exhibition with William Klein in Budapest.

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