A photographic sculpture by Pierre Mohamed-Petit, Iridescence reflects on migration, war, and displacement through a multi-layered visual installation that confronts the human and existential cost of modern conflict in an increasingly algorithm-driven world.

In his performative lecture ARENA, Berlin-based photographer Sebastian Wells critically examines the Olympic Games as a global spectacle, exploring the media, spatial, and social mechanisms that shape public perception, participation, and collective experience.

No Pressure Portfolio Review is an intimate, conversation-driven format that replaces evaluation with dialogue, creating space for photographers to explore the real conditions of their practice — from precarity and production to doubt, visibility, and creative pressure — together with leading international reviewers and peers.

Red Bull brings an inspiring talk “POV” by Mislav Mironović at the Olympic Museum Sarajevo, where he reflects on his journey from professional MTB freeride athlete to creative director. The talk explores how risk, perspective shifts, and discipline translate into visual storytelling and creative practice.

During the year we Sarajevo Photography festival continued the collaboration with Europe House, and we organised several lectures and exhibition walk throughs.

The second edition of Sarajevo Photography Festival was marked with multiple lectures at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo.