Enikő Dorogi is a Budapest-based photographer, currently studying for her Masters in Photography at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design.

Her works are centered around the transitional states and in-between journeys, capturing the spatial and timeless levitation of the inner self. She is exploring the dynamics of connections with ourselves and the impact of our relationships — or lack of them — with others.

Her recent projects delve into the role of attention, the subtlety of interconnection, and the unpredictable forces that shape our lives.


Exhibitions/Awards:

2025- La Jeune Photographie Hongroise, Arles - by LeNeuf SINIBALDI PARIS

2024 - Vitamin-C TOBE Gallery, Budapest

2024 - 'Field Work - Thank you, this part of the visit is over.' - group exhibition at K11, Budapest

2023 - Göteborg 4/400 solo exhibition, Budapest Photo Festival, Massolit Café

2023 - Budapest 150, group exhibition at Kiscell Museum 

2022 - "Cuts" series, group exhibition at  Magyar Urbanisztikai Társaság, Budapest

2022 - "My Budapest", selected for group exhibition at Városháza tér for Péter Nádas's Budapest 

2022 - "Maryana" series - group exhibition at Fortebolt-Dokubrom, Budapest

2022 - "Clock" exhibited and selected  as finalist image in B&W category at the Gothenburg Street Photo Festival

2022 - "HOME/..." series, group exhibition with CORSO Photos, at Fortebolt-Dokubrom, Budapest

2022 - "Talált történetek"  selected for group exhibition by K11, Klauzál tér, Budapest

2021 - "End of Summer"  2nd place, Martin Parr Foundation "Openness" competition

2020 - "Shepherd", selected for the Women Street Photographers Virtual Exhibition

2018- 2022 -  selection of works at "Planket" group exhibitions, Gothenburg, Sweden


Education:

2023 - : Photography MA, MOME, Budapest

2022: FlowInFoto, Art photography course, Budapest

2021: Corvinus, Photographer course, Budapest

2009: Szellemkép Photography School - Short film course, Budapest

2008: MSc in Economic Sciences, University of Szeged

2005: BA in International Trade and Economics, Budapest Business School



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