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Gazmend Leka
This is an artistic short documentary about the Albanian painter Gazmend Leka. In this documentary he confesses his private process in the studio through the visual language and also the struggles of the artist to overcome himself.
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This is an artistic short documentary about the Albanian painter Gazmend Leka. In this documentary he confesses his private process in the studio through the visual language and also the struggles of the artist to overcome himself.
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Written By:Renato Balla
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