Zsolt Repasy

Award-winning photographer from Budapest, Hungary, focusing on folklore, cultural heritage and visual storytelling.

In love with folklore and cultural heritage as well as the often invisible or unknown life(style) of communities.

My cultural heritage-related works have been published numerous times in National Geographic and NatGeo Travel, VICE Media, La Societé and many more online and print media.

Currently working on a long-term cultural project in the Carpathian basin region (Central and Eastern Europe). The project focuses on the slowly disappearing traditional rural shepherd lifestyle.

- 2020 March - The Buso tradition, Prague, Czech Republic
- 2019-2020 - Traditional shepherds, Veszprem, Hungary
- 2019 February, UNESCO-“Busó” festivities as an insider (selection of photographs from the past 5 years), Aranytíz Cultural Center, Budapest, Hungary
- 2019 January – March, “Poklade – the living tradition of the busó festivities in Mohács”, Hungarian Heritage House, Budapest, Hungary
- 2018 April-May, “Busó” festivities as an insider (selection of photographs from the past 5 years), Fonó - Budai Zeneház, Budapest, Hungary
- 2018 Febr-March, “Busó” festivities as an insider (selection of photographs from the past 5 years), Busóudvar, Mohács, Hungary
- 2016 Faces of Africa (off the beaten track in Nigeria and Uganda), Kultúrkúria, Budapest, Hungary
- 2015 Faces of Africa (off the beaten track in Nigeria and Uganda), Újpesti Művelődési Ház, Budapest, Hungary