Even though he has been dabbling in photography since his teenage years, Paris-based photographer Christophe Jacrot started his career as a film director. He has won several
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“I want to tell stories of an old, true life” | Zsófia Mohos
Early morning bustle, farmhouses with porches, trades fading into oblivion and old ladies wearing kerchiefs and gathered skirts, in a traditional community: photographer Zsófia Mohos has been capturing
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Promised Land
In his art, photographer Lucian Bran living and working in Bucharest often investigates the border between reality and fiction, the line between essence and appearance. This is what
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Barnabás Neogrády-Kiss wins Capa Grand Prize 2020
Barnabás Neogrády-Kiss won this year’s Capa Grand Prize with his photo series ‘Double Bond’. Capa Center established the Robert Capa Photography Grand Prize Hungary in 2014, the
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Visual diary of a river captured by a nature photographer | Gora, Russia
Snow-covered, cloudy, gleaming and mysterious. A Russian photographer observed the Iskona river from May to December and explored all of its qualities during such time. Poetry
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HYPE posters move to the coolest spots of Budapest
In our most recent campaign, we show you how metro line M3 or the control center of the Paks power plant looks like in the form
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Get ready for Heti Fortepan
Fortepan teamed up with Capa Center to relaunch their photo series under the title ‘Heti Fortepan’ (Fortepan Weekly). The articles will be posted on the hetifortepan.capacenter.hu website on
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Soviet mosaics for eternity | Kiev, Ukraine
One can see many spectacular mosaics on the territory of the former Soviet Union. A significant part of the works of arts covering the façades of
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Frozen time | Adam Wilkoszarski
Empty waterfronts, abandoned RVs and drained off pools: Polish photographer Adam Wilkoszarski’s poetic and nostalgic pictures portray abandoned holiday resorts. Adam Wilkoszarski visited quite a few
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Medieval rock wall with a Brutalist addition
The castle wall built in the hillside of Castelgrande in Switzerland was restored back in the eighties – in a quite unconventional manner, we must say.
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