Berlin photo exhibition highlights Vietnam's beauty
The exhibition offers an authentic, vivid portrayal of a developing Vietnam.
THE HANOI TIMES — A photo exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Germany is underway at the Gardens of the World in Berlin.
Ngo Tuan Phong (second from left), Deputy Director of the Department of Fine Arts, Photography, and Exhibitions, introduces the 50 photos of Vietnamese people, culture, and landscapes on display at the World Garden. Photo: VNA
Hosted by Vietnam’s Department of Fine Arts, Photography, and Exhibition and the Vietnamese Embassy in Germany, the event features 50 photos of Vietnamese people, culture, and landscapes taken by Vietnamese photographers and German artist Götz Peter Reichelt.
According to Phong, the department's deputy director, the photos are arranged in the shape of the letters "V-N" to represent Vietnam.
Phong expressed his hope that the event would contribute to strengthening cultural ties between the two countries and help German audiences, including the Vietnamese community, to better understand Vietnam.
Vu Quang Minh, Vietnamese Ambassador to Germany, praised the artistic and emotional value of the photographs, emphasizing the historical significance of presenting dual perspectives from both countries.
