Éles Balázs
I do not view photography merely as a tool for recording images, but as a space that offers an opportunity to explore the relationship between light, time, and matter.
Photography has been a defining part of her life since childhood. She holds both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Photography, and her artistic practice is shaped by a deep curiosity for analog techniques and experimental image-making. At the core of her photographic experiments are camera-less photography, the contemporary reinterpretation of analog processes, and the investigation of the interactions between light and matter.
In recent years, her work has been featured in numerous national and international exhibitions, including the Budapest Photo Festival, the Pécs Photo Biennale, the Esztergom Photographic Biennale, the Hungarian Natural History Museum, and the 19th Levice Photographic Days. In 2024, she was admitted to the Association of Hungarian Photographers, and in 2025, she won first prize at the 31st Alföld Photo Salon.
