Winds Of Change | Experimental Hub

In her analog and digital works, Hajnal Szolga merges Anthropocene and post-human tendencies with progressive experimentation with the medium. Thinking in series, the artist explores the relationship between dystopian environments, humans, and technology through lyrical narrative arcs: mainly seeking to answer what is the remaining role of humanity and to what extent do they control the world? Szolga executes the enlargement processes, combining photographs and photo paintings with classic photographic techniques, photograms and chemigrams. In her image manipulation processes, she prefers environmentally friendly, biodegradable or recycled materials.

Bio

Hajnal Szolga is a visual artist and photographer based in Berlin. She studied communication and media studies and philosophy in Hungary, and photography and media design in Germany. Her works offer critical views on social, ecological, and cultural issues. She studies human behavior affecting nature and its resources, focusing on the relationship between people and their environment, often reflecting on the consequences of climate change through her subjective, futuristic visions. She primarily works with analog technology, developing negatives and printing photographs in her darkroom.

Instagram: @hajnal_szolga_photography

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