András Nagy

András Nagy is a multimedia artist, born in 1972 in Budapest. His creative work is comprehensive and multifaceted. Photography, cinematography, and sound sculpture form a close-knit unity within his artistic repertoire. Throughout his career, he has photographed and filmed in numerous countries around the world. Since the 1990s, his works have been regularly featured in cinemas, galleries, and radio broadcasts.
His ars poetica revolves around thinking in processes. The power of images comes from the intense experience they convey, the act of becoming one with the subject in the moment. He primarily works with traditional silver-based materials, using film ranging from 35mm format to 4x5 large format. His works place great emphasis on impeccable technical quality. He scans his images with a special drum scanner that faithfully reproduces the diverse sensitivities of the film material.
András Nagy’s sensitive perspective is probably best known from his work as a cinematographer, for example in the feature films Bibliotheque Pascal, White Palms, or Eternal Winter. Besides creating moving pictures and constructed spectacles, he has also established a more liberated, peculiar photographic universe. Everyday scenes, locations, objects, ...

University of Theater and Film – Graduates as Cinematographer in 1996

CHRONO 2019 - Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center