Exhibition · 2025

Different Image / Different

Veszprém

In my own words

Zsófia Szele writes poems about chronic illness and caregiving, and I answered them with photographs. Quiet work, made in Veszprém, about the kind of endurance nobody applauds.

Some conversations are simply better held in images. Neither of us illustrated the other; we passed things back and forth until the room between the poem and the picture became the actual subject.

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A woman holds a smiling young woman close, their cheeks almost touching.
A young woman holds a boy who leans into her shoulder, his hands at his face.
A boy laughs out loud while a woman kisses his cheek.
A girl smiles into the room while a woman leans over her shoulder, hands resting in her lap.
A woman and a boy, both in glasses, lean their heads together, arms folded in front of them.
A woman holds a girl in glasses close to her; both are smiling.
A woman rests her chin on her hand and smiles; a young person sits beside her.
A girl rests her head on a woman's shoulder, eyes closed, arms around her.
A smiling boy sits on a sofa, one hand at his chin.
A woman kisses a girl's forehead while a bearded man leans in from the other side.
A triptych: a young man and a woman together, and a separate portrait of each.
A girl with a ponytail and a woman lean together and look straight into the lens.
A woman holds a girl on her lap and kisses her cheek.

© Norbert Bánhalmi / BANHALMI. All rights reserved. Images from the BANHALMI archive, 1999–2026.

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Zsófia Szele writes poems about chronic illness and caregiving, and I answered them with photographs.

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V2023–presentCommunity, education and public presence

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