For 5 years, Anna Konya has left behind her native Hungary to live in Albania, which, according to her, inspires her painting art.<\/p>\n
This year, the Hungarian artist has brought another exhibition to the Albanian public, which comes within the framework of the Hungarian cultural week.<\/p>\n
She said that through this exhibition she intends to show the place where she finds peace.<\/p>\n
“Thank you for being here. It is an honor for me to open this exhibition again and I am very pleased. It is a wonderful feeling the fact that every year I go with my art to these activities, exhibiting it in different cities of Albania, such as in Tirana. We are currently at Piramida, a wonderful place and for which I think Albanians should be proud”, said Konya.<\/p>\n
Among other things, the artist emphasized that in Albania she found the place of expression and creation.<\/p>\n
“For me, Albania is a country that inspires me. I know that many people want to migrate, while I say stay, because this place is wonderful, it has some kind of magic”.<\/p>\n
The international cultural weeks have restarted with Hungary, whose activities will continue until September 6, and then it will continue with other countries.<\/p>\n
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