Human empathy and emotions through pictures of Nero Dodishk and exhibit “

Nero Deishk is a young photographer who, besides photography, has experimented with other forms of art, which reflects the way he brings his work concept to the exhibit called “See”, where the title of the concept is a wordplay.

In conversation with the artist, this game of words makes sense some expensive, making photography a documentary and poetic approach at the same time. What impresses you is his empathy with the emotions of subjects, bringing you two kinds of realities, personal ones, as universal stories of powerful human emotions, and the experience of the artist.

Nero is a very dimensional artist who has only tried various ways of speaking to stop in the picture as another art form that he has already decided to perform. He has initially taken music to continue studying graphic design at Pristina University. Loneliness, the need to deepen in a more personal world has been the catalyst for Nero's artistic productivity. The superficial conversations, the unmajorability with what the update offers, moved him to explore further, and after his design study, he decides to continue for pictures that he studies in Paris.

According to Nero, this experience, study in Paris, association, and new perspectives, as well as deep conversations with people from all four parts of the world, have helped him to recover himself, from which he sometimes turns away the negatives and routines of the capital.

Although he has thought that he would never return to Kosovo again, Nero has helped him to understand his relationship with his country and the need to know him more deeply. It seems like he needed to leave to conclude that “before exploring the world, explore my home yard”, he says.