“FATHERS. MALE PORTRAIT AND FATHERHOOD” BY RUSSIAN PHOTO EXPO

From November 11 to 15, Art-centre Exposed hosts the photo exhibition “Fathers. Male Portrait and Fatherhood” by RUSSIAN PHOTO EXPO.

The photo exhibition is dedicated to the image of men at different stages of life — from youth to old age — and explores the themes of fatherhood and family through the art of portraiture.

The exhibition features works in which the central figure is a man: a boy, a young man, a father, or a representative of the older generation. The photographs reveal how childhood and growing up, maturity and experience, care and responsibility are reflected in faces. A special place is given to images showing men together with their children — sons and daughters — as well as with their grandchildren.

The main idea of the exhibition is to present fatherhood as part of a broader male story: from a son’s first steps to a grandfather’s wisdom, from an individual portrait to shared family memory.

“Fathers” is a visual narrative about what unites men of different ages: sons and fathers, boys and grandfathers. The focus is not only on appearance, but also on the emotional connection that shapes tradition, lineage, and the future.