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Photographer Dmitri Kotjuhi's exhibition turns lens from stage to audience

Photographer Dmitri Kotjuhi's exhibition turns lens from stage to audience

From Postimees · () Estonian

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  • Dmitri Kotjuhi's new photography exhibition, "Back to the Stage," opens September 3rd in Türi.
  • The exhibition focuses on concert audiences, capturing fan emotions and visual culture.
  • Unlike typical concert photography, Kotjuhi turns his lens away from the stage to capture the audience's experience.

A new photography exhibition by Dmitri Kotjuhi, titled "Back to the Stage," is set to open on September 3rd at the Türi Cultural Center. This exhibition offers a unique perspective on live music events, shifting the focus from the performers to the attendees.

The core of Kotjuhi's exhibition lies in its exploration of the concert audience. It aims to capture the fans, their raw emotions, the visual culture of concerts, and the spontaneous reactions that define the live music experience. This approach deviates from the conventional role of a concert photographer, whose lens is typically directed towards the stage and the artists.

In "Back to the Stage," Kotjuhi deliberately turns his back to the stage, instead framing the individuals who create the magical atmosphere of a live performance. The exhibition promises to showcase the energy, engagement, and shared experience of the audience, highlighting their integral role in the magic of live music.

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