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From the series What Remains in the End. A fragile connection between man and water on the Hungarian Great Plain | Szilard, horseman and Water Guardian of the Desolate Plain, in the family’s heirloom boat. Kiskunmajsa, April 13, 2025

From the series What Remains in the End. A fragile connection between man and water on the Hungarian Great Plain | Szilard, horseman and Water Guardian of the Desolate Plain, in the family’s heirloom boat. Kiskunmajsa, April 13, 2025

2025

digital capture, archival pigment print
42 × 56 cm

photo: Balázs Zsolt

Zsolt Balázs

(1979, Budapest)

Zsolt Balázs attended the Nikon-Noor Masterclassin 2018, where his tutor was Sebastian Liste, and then he graduated in creative photography from the Szellemkép (Ghost Image) Free School in 2019. He is a multiple press awardwinning photographer. He has been a member of the Association of Hungarian Photographers since 2021 and of the National Association of Hungarian Journalists since 2022. He typically works on long-term photographic series. Over the last five years he has explored the fragile relationship between people and water as well as the effects of climate change on the Great Hungarian Plain. Humanity is his principal concern, and his work is primarily characterised by the stylistic features of autonomous reportage and subjective documentary practice. He presents his completed projects in the form of publications, exhibitions and photo albums.

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