The well-known painter Helidon Haliti will open the art exhibition titled “Facsimile” at the FAB gallery on November 6th.

The exhibition “Facsimile” consists of paintings and installations that describe the memories and inspiration that Helidon Haliti received from his father. It also reflects on the events and social concerns that have occurred following the separation of his father due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

This artistic project demonstrates the philosophy that art continues to communicate even after the death of the creator. Faslli Haliti’s poems have served as titles for Helidon’s paintings, creating a continuous dialogue between them. The exhibition is rich with elements of fairy tales and memories that his father told him as a child.

The “Facsimile” exhibition will open to the public on November 6, at 6:00 p.m. It includes about 40 works in painting, accompanied by a dreamlike landscape and the use of personal colors of the artist. The play addresses world concerns and repetitions in history, but also emphasizes that the father’s teachings continue to be relevant even after his death.

The exhibition is organized in three halls and includes a mini-museum, creating a diverse environment and exploring artistic concerns and dilemmas in an innovative way. “Facsimile” is a project that has lasted for four years and is now ready to share the spirit and inspiration of Helidon Haliti with the public. Helidon Haliti also holds the title “Great Master”, while he continues to be very active in artistic creativity.

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