Today, 4th april 2018 at 19h, opening of Petar Jončić photography exhibition, Zemun municipality gallery, Kosovska 9

On 26 black and white photographs, most of which were made with an analog camera, Petar Jončić created a unique group of people who communicate, listens what others say and thus create their own community, a small collection of different characters, all of which have their own story.
 
Portraits were shot all over Serbia, in various cities and villages, and on the wall of the gallery will be connected in a long series in order to create an illusion of conversation and socializing of those who have never met.
 
Petar Jončić is a journalist at TV Studio B and a film critic of Radio Belgrade 3. He deals with photography as an amateur from the end of the eighties. He participated in numerous jurying domestic and international photo exhibitions. In the last two years he actively deals with street photography and captures portraits of people who find themselves in the immediate vicinity, most often during journalistic reporting or during the realization of his TV reports.
 
For his work he received numerous awards in the field of cinema.