I’m Zsuzsánna — a photographer and visual storyteller of Hungarian ethnicity, born and based in Miercurea Ciuc, Romania. With a background in cinematography and photography, I worked for several years in journalism and camera work before gradually shifting toward long-term, slower projects.
I often turn to analog processes — black-and-white film, cyanotype, and photographic interventions — because they allow time, error, and material memory to become part of the image. At the same time, I’m open to experimenting with other techniques and approaches whenever the project calls for it. My work usually begins in small communities and unfolds through trust, conversation, and presence.
My everyday life is also grounded in communications and marketing work, which helps sustain the independence of my artistic practice. This balance allows me to move between different ways of storytelling — from client-focused communication to personal, exploratory projects that question memory, identity, and belonging.
I’m Zsuzsánna — a photographer and visual storyteller of Hungarian ethnicity, born and based in Miercurea Ciuc, Romania. With a background in cinematography and photography, I worked for several years in journalism and camera work before gradually shifting toward long-term, slower projects.
I often turn to analog processes — black-and-white film, cyanotype, and photographic interventions — because they allow time, error, and material memory to become part of the image. At the same time, I’m open to experimenting with other techniques and approaches whenever the project calls for it. My work usually begins in small communities and unfolds through trust, conversation, and presence.
My everyday life is also grounded in communications and marketing work, which helps sustain the independence of my artistic practice. This balance allows me to move between different ways of storytelling — from client-focused communication to personal, exploratory projects that question memory, identity, and belonging.