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- GROF LAV NIKOLAJEVIČ TOLSTOJ (1828-1910) bio je ruski pisac svrstan u najveće ruske réaliste svog doba. Poznat je po svoja dva najveća delà. Ana Karenjina i Rat i mir, koja slikaju duboku, psihološku i društvenu pozadinu Rusije i njenog društva u 19. veku. Bio je esejist, dramatist, kritičar, moralni filozof i pored svega pacifista i levičar. Tolstoj je zasigurno jedan od najznačajnijih pisaca ne samo 19. veka, nego uopšte. Pored traga koji je ostavio svojim književnim opusom, uticajna su bila i njegova razmišljanja o umetnosti i religiji, pacifističke inicijative (koje su podstakle Gandija), a i sam njegov život postao je uzor. Tolstoj umetnost razume kao aktivnost putem koje čovek osećaj, koji je iskusio različitim (umetničkim) sredstvima, prenosi drugima sa željom da se sa njima zbliži, sa njima udruži. Umetnost nije samo sredstvo komunikacije nego jedan od nadna pomoću kog čovek može da premosti osećaj izolovanosti, odvojenosti, da se otvori prema drugima i na taj način, kao što veruje Tolstoj, raste, približava se ispunjenosti i smislu. Pozorište u svom temelju ima potencijal da ispuni Tolstojev kriterijum udruživanja i bliskosti među učesnicima. TOMI JANEŽIČ je pozorišni reditelj, profesor i psihodramski psihoterapeut. Diplomirao je i magistrirao na Akademiji za pozorište, radio, film i televiziju u Ljubljani, gde predaje od 2006. godine. Dodatno se edukovao u Sloveniji i inostranstvu u oblasti brojnih glumačkih tehnika, psihodrame i grupne analize. Janežič je predavao i ucestvovao, kao pozvani umetnik, na brojnim projektima u vise zemalja (Slovenija, Hrvatska, Srbija, Crna Gora, Bosna i Hercegovina, Makedonija, Bugarska, Rumunija, Češka, Slovačka, Italija, Austrija, Francuska, Belgija, Norveška, Portugal, Rusija, SAD itd.). Njegove predstave gostovale su na brojnim medunarodnim festivalima u Evropi, Rusiji, Sjedinjenim Amerićkim Državama i na području bivše Jugoslavije (Beč, Brisel, Roterdam, Minhen, Diseldorf, Moskva, Petrograd, Njujork, Budimpešta, Firenca, Nitra. Sofija, Pjatra Njamc, Temišvar, Sarajevo, Zagreb, Rijeka, Dubrovnik. Split, Skoplje, Ohrid, Ljubljana, Beograd. Novi Sad itd.). Dobitnik je nekoliko desetina medunarodnih priznanja i nagrada.
- COUNT LEO NIKOLAYEVICH TOLSTOY (1828 1910) is considered one of the greatest Russian realistic writers of his time. His best-known works. Anna Karenina and War and Peace, portray the profound, psychological and social background of Russia and its society in the 19th century. He was an essayist, playwright, critic, moral philosopher and. above all, a pacifist with leftist leanings. Tolstoy is beyond doubt one of the most important authors not only of the 19th century. In addition to the mark he left with his literary opus, his thoughts about art and religion, pacifist initiative (inspiring Gandhi) were of influence and even his life became a model to follow. Tolstoy understands art as an activity by the dint of which man transfers the feeling he experiences through different (artistic) means to others aspiring to come closer to them, to join forces with them. Art is not only a means of communication but rather a way to overcome the feeling of isolation, separation, to open to others and thus, as Tolstoy believes, grow, come closer to fulfilment and purpose. The theatre has fundamental potential to meet Tolstoy’s criterion of association and closeness of participants. TOMI JANEŽIČ is a theatre director, lecturer and psycho/dramatic psychotherapist. He graduated and earned his MA at the Academy for Theatre. Radio, Film and Television in Ljubljana and has been teaching there since 2006. He acquired additional education in Slovenia and abroad in the field of numerous acting techniques, psychodrama and group analysis. Janežič has lectured and participated as an invited artist in numerous projects in a number of countries (Slovenia. Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Bulgaria. Rumania. Czech Republic. Slovakia, Italy, Austria. France, Belgium, Norway, Portugal, Russia, USA etc.). His productions were shown at numerous international festivals In Europe, Russia, the United States of America and former Yugoslavia (Vienna, Brussels, Rotterdam, Munich, Düsseldorf, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, New York, Budapest, Florence, Nitra, Sofia, Piatra Neamt, Temisoara, Sarajevo, Zagreb. Rijeka, Dubrovnik, Split, Skopje, Ohrid, Ljubljana, Belgrade, Novi Sad etc.). He has been awarded several dozen international tributes and awards.