Sam Matysen

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Minimal sunset

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Fall

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ALANT | I never thought a man could create such a hell for himself, in which there would be no shadow, no image, nothing in the least resembling hope... Choreography: Bot Ádám Performer: Szilágyi Krisztián Contribution: Lakos Fanni Location: MOHA (Tagló Utca 11-13, Budapest)

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“Hogyan lehetnék az aki vagyok” - “How can I be who I am” Kalmár Ákos & Makra Viktória created a powerful performance around this question.  Full of surprises and reflections on both ourselves and society.

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Pieces of Budapest

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Emigration is a subject that confronts many Hungarians directly.  A group of artists of different branches have come together to work on an interactive exhibition full of performances around this subject.  Meet the Ziggurat Project and their latest creation “the leftovers” (a maradék)

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Innergarden, Hungarian acoustic at its best!

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First hike in T-shirt!  Finally!

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Fresh snow + Vizsla = Madness

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Mátra

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I envy those birds

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Zéró Ballet: Body Sculptors (Testszobrászok) “Nothing is so common as the desire to be remarkable.” William Shakespeare

Participants (dancers): Grégory Chevalier, Flóra Eszter Sarlós, Anna Somlai, Boglárka Varga Featuring: Malvina Antal, sculptor Director: Gyula Berger

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Evergreen

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A few days ago I had the pleasure of photographing the Zéró Balett Company for one of their performances in the VinoPiano Wine bar (where they also have great syrup). It was my first time shooting dancers and it turned out to be great fun, not in small part due to the quality of their work.  Really worth checking out if they perform in your area.

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On the top of a windswept hill in early winter, this little flower endures where others perish.  Nature's little way of showing that through true strength can come real beauty.

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It must be good to be a Vizsla in the forest

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I've always loved John Frusciante's music.  Not only can he compose beautiful melodies, there's also something completely honest in his records. Maybe that's why he always seems to have a song that fits my mood, nowadays this one is playing daily...