Dancho Atanasov: Press, Interviews, and Media Coverage

This section documents the professional journey and international recognition of Dancho Atanasov through a curated collection of interviews and featured articles. These publications explore the creative philosophy behind my high-contrast architectural and landscape series, providing a deeper look into my technical workflow and artistic vision. From in-depth conversations with art curators to features in prestigious photography magazines, these media appearances highlight my contributions to the contemporary fine art scene. I often discuss the challenges of capturing structural harmony and the specific atmospheric conditions required for my standalone works. By engaging with the global arts community, I aim to share the narratives behind my limited edition prints and the inspirations found during my travels. This archive serves as a resource for collectors and enthusiasts to understand the evolution of my photographic style over the years. My work continues to be recognized for its bold graphic impact and its unique perspective on both natural and created environments. Stars of Modern Architecture, Part 1 Project Interview with Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art (Art Gallery in Barcelona, Art Magazine and Publisher): 10 Questions with Dancho Atanasov How did your journey as an artist begin, and what first inspired your love for photography I have always been into the arts—painting, sculpting, drawing, and music. I received my first art award at the age of 10 in a city children's painting contest. During secondary school, I used to skydive at the local air club, and my uncle (a former skydiver and photographer) shared his photography gear with me and taught me the basics. That's how I took my first steps in photography. Your career has transitioned from jet fighter pilot to fine art photographer. How has this unique background influenced your artistic vision? The vision you develop as a jet fighter pilot is second to none. Just imagine a fusion of breathtaking landscapes and picturesque cloud formations shifting rapidly due to high speeds and dynamic maneuvers. Read More... ArtMuseXpress Dancho Atanasov: Redefining Reality Through Fine Art Photography Dancho Atanasov is a fine art photographer known for his abstract and surreal imagery that pushes the boundaries of conventional photography. As the creative mind behind Art of Dancho (artofdancho.com), his work transforms reality into dream-like visual narratives that challenge perception and evoke emotion. Atanasov’s photography doesn’t aim to replicate the world as it is; instead, it reimagines and reconstructs it into imaginative interpretations that transport viewers to alternate realms. His artistry bridges abstraction and storytelling, creating compelling images that captivate and inspire. Read more... Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint, Norway Heading to Pont Neuf, Paris The Artworld Post Dancho Atanasov stands out in fine art photography, a field he transforms with his abstract and surreal images. Through his platform, Art of Dancho, Atanasov challenges traditional notions of photography, pushing viewers to look beyond realism. His photos evoke a dreamlike quality, prompting a visceral response from audiences, who often find themselves lingering on each image, interpreting the underlying emotions and ideas. Read more... Contemporary Art Curator Magazine What first prompted you to think of becoming an artist? I have been always into the Arts - from drawing and painting (my father was good in both) to classic guitar in the primary school and electric guitar in a rock band later. As a teenager I used to skydive and my uncle (former skydiver) was practicing photography. He used to share with me his cameras, which I was taking to the air club. Initially, the first photos were a simple disaster, but afterwards they were getting better and better. When I was flying as a jet fighter pilot, it was happening to take my camera with me, if the type of flight was not so complex. It was in the 1980s, when there were not many technical options. Since 2010, during 4 years I used to work as chief editor and photojournalist in a travel magazine, which was a great experience and cultivate my point of view. Think, the final step was my Conceptual Photography Master’s Class accomplishment. Read more... Dalsnibba Mountain, Geiranger, Norway

International Recognition and Featured Articles in Fine Art Photography

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