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The first solo exhibition of the Hungarian photographer Márton Perlaki is now presented in the Project Room of the Robert Capa Contemporary Photography

Loose Joints. loosejoints.biz; @jointsloose; Elemer by Marton Perlaki describes a world of chances and combinations, revolving around the manipulation of one central figure before his camera. We do not know who Elemér is – indeed, Perlaki suggests we do not need to know – and as we witness him moving and appearing before the camera he is sculpted, both gesturally and literally. His movements, in turn, elicit the witty, hallucinatory Márton Perlaki. Hungarian photographer currentlty living in New York. ………………………..

Pleasure Garden by Marton Perlaki. Pleasure Garden by Marton Articles by Marton Perlaki on Muck Rack. Find Marton Perlaki's email address, contact information, LinkedIn, Twitter, other social media and more. Stay up to date with Márton Perlaki (Hungarian, 1982) . Discover works for sale, auction results, market data, news and exhibitions on MutualArt. SO Represent is developing talents and producing images for the fashion, luxury and culture industries for more than 10 years.

31 Jul 2016 Marton Perlaki's Elemer opens with a hand-drawn image of a red balloon. Taken from an early twentieth century children's learning card, the

Comments/Context: Marton Perlaki came to photography almost by accident. He had planned to study drawing and painting, but the year he got admitted to high school, the Catholic church took over the art department and he was forced to take up religious studies. Elemer by Marton Perlaki describes a world of chances and combinations, revolving around the manipulation of one central figure before his camera.

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He co-founded Anglo-Hungarian biannual publication The Room in 2004 where he worked as a photo editor until 2015. Perlaki was shortlisted for the Paul Huf Award and is a Foam Talent for 2015. Marton Perlaki in the news: Models.com: MDX. Apr 25 2012. The Room 15 Marton Perlaki on: 16.66 K Web and social links. Marton Perlaki on: 16.66 K Login required. This quality (and the fact that it enables photography to be used in so many different ways) is central to the work of Marton Perlaki, especially as seen in his book Elemer (Loose Joints, 2016), which is named after the enigmatic character that appears in many of the pictures. Perlaki Márton (1982) magyar fényképész, fotóművész.

Marton features in our new book Posturing, an anthology charting a new movement in fashion photography. Check it out to see and read more about his work! About Marton: Originally from Budapest, Marton attended Bàlint György Press Academy (with a major in photojournalism) and Budapest University of Theater and Film Studies, where he graduated with a master‘s degree in cinematography in 2011. Marton Perlaki - Head(blue), 2015 What work or artist has most recently surprised you?
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Ünnepnapokon zárva. Capa Központ – Project Room Kurátor: Sárvári Zita Márton Perlaki The first solo exhibition of the Hungarian photographer Márton Perlaki is now presented in the Project Room of the Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center in Budapest, showcasing a small selection of his series Bird, Bald, Book, Bubble, Bucket, Brick, Potato created in 2014-2015.
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Marton Perlaki, Ben Weller and Cheryl Dunn invite us to their hometowns, creative playgrounds and the places they call home. Buy issue two from Antenne Tag: Marton Perlaki · Trash Noir| Vanessa Axente by Marton Perlaki for The Room Spring/Summer 2012! Print.

Marton Perlaki, from the book “Elemér”, 2016. The book “Elemer” by Marton Perlaki, from which this image is taken, describes a world of chances and combinations, revolving around the manipulation of one central figure in front of the camera.

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