Curious works of the Serbian photographer.
There is nothing surprising in the fact that the 1980s, the years are remembered by Serbs with a special nostalgia, because in less than a decade, Yugoslavia mired in a series of terrible wars that killed hundreds of thousands of lives and forced millions to flee their homes.
It was a time when elements of Western culture — punk, new wave, big hair and ridiculous Rubik’s cube became gradually harder and harder to dislodge from the minds of the usual Communist way of life. The impression that in the 1980s, parties and get-togethers took place literally on every corner of Belgrade. According to the Belgrade photographer Miladina “July” Galicica, “the’ 80s were not a Golden age of Belgrade, but silver was right.”
