From 7 October to 12 November 2026, the Dusetos Art Gallery Cultural Centre in Lithuania is hosting “Street Life”, a solo exhibition by Viktor Trajkovski, member of Photo Club Kumanovo. Created on the streets of various European cities, the colour series captures authentic moments of everyday life, people’s emotions and unexpected fragments of life that most passers-by would miss.
The exhibition follows this summer’s visit to Zarasai, where Trajkovski showed the same series alongside Vladimir Jovanovski. That visit was initiated by Lithuanian photographer Normantė Ribokaitė and Alvydas Stauskas, director of the Dusetos gallery, and now “Street Life” returns to the Lithuanian audience as a solo show.
Born in 1977 in Münster, Germany, Trajkovski lives in Kumanovo and has devoted more than a decade to street photography. He cites Alex Webb as an important influence, particularly his sense of colour, dynamic composition and multi-layered storytelling. His photographs are not passive records of chance: he carefully chooses his position, anticipates the scene and waits for colour, movement and human gesture to come together into a compact visual story.
The series has previously been shown at the Trajko Prokopiev Cultural Centre in Kumanovo, in Sveti Nikole and at the international photography festival SARMATES 4 in Paraćin, Serbia. Trajkovski regularly receives recognition in photography competitions, where he has won first places on several occasions.
Photo Club Kumanovo congratulates Viktor on another international presentation of his work. The exhibition is on view until 12 November 2026.
From the installation in Dusetos:
A selection of photographs from the “Street Life” series:
