Zsuzsanna Sarkozi

“Photography is more than capturing a moment—it is a dialogue between light, vision, and the heart.” – NTD

Zsuzsanna Sárközi was born in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, and currently lives in Pázmánd.
Her artistic journey began in childhood when she received her first camera as a gift. Although her early attempts were not always successful, her curiosity about light and fleeting moments never faded.
Over time, she experimented with drawing, painting, and glass engraving, but ultimately found photography to be the most natural form of self-expression.
Her images often reflect her inner world: thoughts, memories, fears, and hope. She is inspired by the ever-changing beauty of nature, fleeting moments, and the quiet rhythm of light. For her, photography is more than documentation — it is a form of dialogue between light, time, and emotion. Through her work, she seeks to reveal that beauty is always present, waiting to be seen.

At the beginning of her journey, she was mentored by photographer Márton Kovács, whose guidance and insights helped shape her early direction.
She later studied under Zita Csigó, completing a 16-month photography course that deepened her visual understanding.
In 2020, she graduated from an accredited photography school, earning her professional photographer’s certification.
Additional studies include Péter Kálló’s course at SKVOT and the Flow In Foto program led by Szilvia Mucsy.

Between 2024 and 2025, her works were selected for several international exhibitions at PH21 Gallery in Budapest and Barcelona, where she received professional recognition twice.
Her photographs have been shown in the following exhibitions:
Silence
The Natural and the Artificial
Significant Colour
The (In)Organic
Motion
Stories: Narrative Photography
Portraits Beyond Faces
Monochrome