A Witness to a Vanishing Slovenia: The Photography of Danilo Škofič Danilo Škofič, born in Celje, Slovenia in 1936, is more than just a photographer; he’s a visual historian, a chronicler of a nation’s soul at a pivotal moment. Emerging from the post-war landscape of Yugoslavia, Škofič dedicated his early career to documenting the everyday life of his hometown, Celje, during the late 1950s and early 1960s. His work isn't about grand narratives or staged compositions; it’s a quiet observation of ordinary people going about their lives – children playing in the streets, workers returning home…