Blue horizons Exhibition: A Visual Ode to Burgas’ Natural Beauty
Burgas, Bulgaria – The Blue Horizons exhibition, officially opened to the public, is a breathtaking celebration of nature’s splendor, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the enchanting landscapes of the Burgas lakes adn seashore. Located on Alexandrovska Street, next to the Burgas Municipality building, this free-entry exhibition showcases the stunning works of three talented photographers: Venelin Todorov, Hristo Anestev, and Milush Kiryakov.The exhibition captures the magic of nature through a series of photographs that highlight the profound connection between humans and water ecosystems. from the unique emotion of sunrises to the mesmerizing reflections over the endless sea, each image tells a story, offering viewers a chance to see the world through the artists’ eyes.
Organized by the VIA Pontica Foundation, the national Coordinator of the Program for the Interaction, Education, Publicity, and Awareness of the Ramsar Convention, in partnership with the Biodiversity Protection Foundation in Bulgaria, the exhibition is more than just a visual treat. It serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving our natural heritage.
Visitors have until February 15, 2025, to experience this unusual showcase. Whether you’re a resident of Burgas or a guest, this exhibition promises to leave you inspired and connected to the beauty of the natural world.
| Exhibition Details |
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| Location | Alexandrovska Street, next to Burgas Municipality |
| Dates | Until February 15, 2025 |
| Admission | Free |
| Organizers | VIA pontica Foundation, Biodiversity Protection Foundation in Bulgaria |
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the Blue Horizons exhibition and witness the beauty of Burgas through the lens of these remarkable photographers. Plan your visit today and let the magic of nature captivate your senses.
Exploring Blue Horizons: Capturing Burgas’ Natural Beauty Through Photography
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The Blue Horizons exhibition in Burgas, Bulgaria, is a stunning showcase of nature’s splendor, featuring the works of photographers Venelin Todorov, Hristo Anestev, and Milush Kiryakov. Organized by the VIA Pontica Foundation and the Biodiversity Protection Foundation in Bulgaria, this free-entry exhibition invites visitors to explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Burgas lakes and seashore. Senior Editor Martha Collins sat down with Dr. Elena Marinova, an environmental expert and curator of the exhibition, to discuss its themes, importance, and the photographers’ unique perspectives.
The Inspiration Behind Blue Horizons
Martha Collins: Dr.Marinova, what inspired the creation of the Blue Horizons exhibition, and how does it connect to the natural beauty of Burgas?
Dr. Elena Marinova: The exhibition was born out of a shared passion for Burgas’ extraordinary landscapes. The city is surrounded by incredible ecosystems, from its shimmering lakes to its endless seashore. The photographers—Venelin Todorov, Hristo Anestev, and Milush kiryakov—have spent years capturing these environments in their most magical moments. The exhibition aims to highlight the profound connection between humans and nature, notably water ecosystems, which are so vital to Burgas’ identity.
The Photographers’ Unique Perspectives
Martha Collins: Each photographer has a distinct style. Can you share how their individual perspectives contribute to the overall narrative of the exhibition?
Dr. elena Marinova: Absolutely. Venelin Todorov specializes in capturing the unique emotions of sunrises over the Burgas lakes, emphasizing the tranquility and renewal that nature offers. Hristo Anestev focuses on the mesmerizing reflections of light on the sea, creating a sense of endless wonder. And Milush Kiryakov explores the interplay between human activity and natural habitats, reminding us of our duty to protect these spaces. Together, their works create a multifaceted story that celebrates burgas’ landscapes while urging us to preserve them.
Beyond the visuals: A Call to Action
Martha Collins: The exhibition is described as more than just a visual treat. How does it encourage visitors to engage with environmental conservation?
Dr. Elena Marinova: The Blue Horizons exhibition is deeply tied to the mission of the VIA Pontica Foundation, which coordinates the Ramsar Convention program in Bulgaria. Through these stunning images, we hope to raise awareness about the importance of safeguarding our natural heritage. Each photograph tells a story about the delicate balance of ecosystems and the impact of human actions. By experiencing the exhibition, visitors are not only inspired by the beauty of Burgas but also reminded of their role in preserving it for future generations.
Planning Your Visit
Martha Collins: For those planning to visit the exhibition, what can they expect, and why is it a must-see event?
Dr. Elena Marinova: Visitors can expect an immersive journey through the diverse landscapes of Burgas. The exhibition is located on Alexandrovska Street, right next to the Burgas Municipality building, making it easily accessible. With free admission, it’s open to everyone until February 15, 2025. whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply looking to connect with the beauty of the region, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience the magic of burgas through the lens of these remarkable artists.
Conclusion: A Celebration of Nature and Art
Martha Collins: Thank you, Dr. Marinova, for sharing such insightful details about the Blue Horizons exhibition. It’s clear that this event is not only a celebration of Burgas’ natural beauty but also a powerful reminder of our responsibility to protect it.
Dr. Elena Marinova: Thank you, Martha. I encourage everyone to visit and let the magic of nature captivate their senses.The exhibition is a testament to the incredible landscapes we are so lucky to have,and I hope it inspires visitors to cherish and preserve them.
