Acclaimed Lithuanian photographer Antanas Sutkus began documenting the people of Vilnius University in the late 1950s when he became a student himself. Six decades later, young photo artist Artūras Morozovas, who calls Sutkus his teacher, was photographing the academic community. In this way, the present meets the past in the images of the University.
“Sutkus’s University is a world without routine: it has room
for concentration but not boredom, intelligent laughter but not apathy or
laziness. It is intensively inhabited, housing the scenography of old buildings
with modern and at the same time-periodic physiognomy and plasticity,” Natalija
ArlauskaitÄ—, professor at Vilnius University, writes about the exhibition of
photos by Sutkus and Morozovas, which takes place at Vilnius University.
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