Serge Horta

Serge Horta is a documentary photographer dedicated to capturing the ever-changing environments of Asia's megacities and the everyday stories within their dense urban fabrics. With a background in architecture, he focuses on capturing the raw essence of rapidly transforming landscapes where change is a constant. His work explores how diverse cultures live, adapt, and shape their built surroundings, from towering skyscrapers to sprawling slums.
Over the past two decades, his extensive portfolio has documented the relentless metamorphosis of cities he has lived in or simply passed through, revealing moments of tranquility amid the urban chaos. Having photographed in over 100 countries, his images tell compelling human stories rooted in the cultural shifts within these vibrant metropolises. His work is held in several private collections around the world, from the United States to Australia.

University of Westminster - Architecture School, London UK

Artist featured by Saatchi Art in a Collection

“The Blue City II” has been chosen to be featured in the Featured Photography Collection curated by Jessica McQueen.

“The Blue City II” has been chosen to be featured in the Hot Shots: New Photography Collection curated by Katherine Henning.

“Shanghai Fog” has been chosen to be featured in the Originals for $1000 and Under Collection curated by Jessica McQueen.

“Birdcages” has been chosen to be featured in the Affordable Originals for $500 and Under Collection curated by Bridget Carron.

“The Taj” has been chosen to be featured in the Back to Black-White: Monochrome Works Collection curated by Katherine Henning.