Matej Sitar

Matej Sitar (1980) is an art photographer of wide-spectrum interests. He works as an architectural photographer for different architects and magazines, publishes limited edition photo-books under his own brand The Angry Bat, presents photo-books by different authors on his The Angry Bat’s – nice photobooks blog on weekly bases and still finds time to exhibit regularly. Sitar currently lives and works in Maribor. His publishing house has so far produced three of his own photo-books: Morning sun, 2015; America, my way, 2012; Tsuriai, 2010, as well as Nocturno by Andrej Lamut, Goran Bertok’s  Requiem, American Cowboy from the Finnish photographer Karoliina Paatos, Go To Become from the Spanish photographer David Molina Gadea and Peace Dance from Sanne Katainen. He was awarded the EMZIN price for his book America, my way, several artistic grants and the prestigious Essl Award for the young contemporary artist (2009). http://www.matejsitar.com/

Photography series with a very personal story can be a double-bladed sword.
Photography series with a very personal story can be a double-bladed sword.
Reading Chad Moore’s book is like biting into one of Proust’s madeleines. You turn a page, then another one, and suddenly you remember.
Reading Chad Moore’s book is like biting into one of Proust’s madeleines. You turn a page, then another one, and suddenly you remember.
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