One might even think that after the Dayton Peace Agreement, the former Yugoslavia became a peaceful country divided into seven new republics, of which only two have recently been integrated into the European Union.
The generation that grew up during the 90s, the bloodiest years of the conflict in the Balkans, is still trying to redefine its identity in the post-war period, questioning the representation of what is true in the fictitious democracy revealed, Dermis León writes today in Koha Ditore.
Agron Blakçori (1981, Kosovo), an artist who was recently announced as the winner of the first edition of the "Young Artists" award at the National Gallery of Kosovo in 2016, in his latest works sharply exposes this continuous reformulation of the dominant characteristic on which its creation is based.
(Details can be found in today's issue of Daily Time)
