Szalai Eszter is a Hungarian photographer. The starting point of her projects is mainly the study of the probability of human existence and the antithesis of this proposition. She is interested in the issue of human interventions in the environment and about the issue of exclusion. Her works closely linked with the impact of man on nature and our environment. It is very important for her to report and communicate the message as accurately as possible to the target audience. She wants to depict the imprints of human life and the clearest possible representation of the experiences. Her conceptualist series deals with the dilemmas of modern life, most often in a direct way. Static can be considered a defining motif in the case of site representation, where people do not appear often.

2017 – 2019           Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest, MA in Photography
2019                        UWE- University of West of England, Photography
2014 – 2017           University of Kaposvár, Faculty of Arts, BA in Photography
2012 – 2014           Budapesti Szolgáltató- és Kézművesipari Trade School, Photography & Marketing Studies

2019 – 2020          Deep currents/ Contemporary Hungarian photography versus classics, MODEM, Debrecen
2019                        Perspectives / Contemporary Hungarian landscape, Kiscelli Museum, Budapest
2017                        Nyitások, Szatyor Art Space, Budapest
2017                        National Scientific Student Conference, Photography (2nd place)
2016                        OFF Festival, Bratislava
2014                        Bridges over Europe, Slovenia and Germany
2012                        IX. International Photo Exhibition