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A multimedia art installation titled “SYQKYM” has been unveiled in Skënderbeu Square, in front of the Government building in Pristina. The work, created by Kosovo artist Eroll Murati, consists of three UFO‑shaped objects that form a visual statement aimed at political figures. The installation was curated by Zeni Ballazhi and was presented as part of Murati’s solo exhibition. In a statement, the artist explained that the title “SYQKYM” is a symbolic reference to politicians and power. He said, “Maybe they look like eyes, but I have also titled it to criticize our politicians who are like eyes in the realm of power or in this political arena.” The piece has attracted attention for its provocative message and its placement in a prominent public space. No further details about the exhibition’s duration or funding have been released. Article source: 24 Orë | Image credit: 24 Orë
A multimedia art installation titled “SYQKYM” has been unveiled in Skënderbeu Square, in front of the Government building in Pristina. The work, created by Kosovo artist Eroll Murati, consists of three UFO‑shaped objects that form a visual statement aimed at political figures. The installation was curated by Zeni Ballazhi and was presented as part of Murati’s solo exhibition. In a statement, the artist explained that the title “SYQKYM” is a symbolic reference to politicians and power. He said, “Maybe they look like eyes, but I have also titled it to criticize our politicians who are like eyes in the realm of power or in this political arena.” The piece has attracted attention for its provocative message and its placement in a prominent public space. No further details about the exhibition’s duration or funding have been released.
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