The exhibition “The Code of Life” by Maria Shukulli, opened on April 4 at the “Guri Madhi” gallery, attracted hundreds of visitors from Korça, as well as foreign tourists who are in the city these days to celebrate Easter.

Visitors had the opportunity to see unique, handmade models, featuring traditional colors such as the symbolic red of Easter, but also contemporary designs that add a new spirit to this ancient tradition.

This rare collection, curated with dedication for more than a year, brought to Korça the works of young artists from various countries of Eastern Europe, such as Ukraine, Poland and Romania, giving the exhibition a broad international dimension.

The exhibition is distinguished by the fact that it does not simply present decorated eggs, but works of art that carry deep symbolism.

Authentic, wax-resist techniques meet organic dyes in this inaugural, one-of-a-kind exhibition.

The “Code of Life” exhibition is open even today, while it is aimed at becoming an annual tradition. /k.s/ /a.g/p.s./

Photo-reporter Andrin Hoxha

The visitors to Korça on occasion of Easter will be able to have a taste of a special artistic experience, with the exhibition “The Code of Life” by Maria Shukulli, at the venues of the “Guri Madhi” Gallery.

This exhibition showcases for the first time to Albania and the Balkans a unique collection of Easter eggs, featuring traditional artisan techniques from Romania, Poland, Ukraine, and Albania.

“The Code of Life” showcases a meticulously curated collection, the result of over a year of dedicated effort. Korça was chosen purposefully; the city’s rich traditions, enchanting atmosphere and unique holiday customs make it the perfect place for such an experience.

This initiative aims to establish a yearly tradition, enriching the city’s artistic heritage./p.s./