+3670 628 4972
david.nemcsik@yahoo.com
Studies
2011-2014 Budapest Metropolitan University, Photography (BA)
Prizes
2013 Best Photo Portfolio Prize - Behance Portfolio review, Budapest
Works
2007-2013 Freelancer photographer
2013-2014 Coordinating Project Manager - Architectural photographer / Center for Budapest Transport, Hungary
2014-2015 PR Project Manager - Photographer / National Infratucture Developing Ltd., Hungary
2015-2016 Social Media Manager-Photographer / Dűlő restaurant
2016- Digital Asset Manager - Envato
Clients
VOID watches
Telekom
Isobar
ÁERON Studio
Mono Art & Design
Pumpcity Clothing
Dűlő
Passion Not Addiction
Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center
Hungarian House of Photography
Welovebudapest
Budapest Urban Games - Budapest / BVA / Budapest 2024
Solo exhibitions
2012 'Levitation', Nippon, Tokyo
2010 'Pinhole studies', Art Gallery, Miskolc
2009 'Ride or die', Art Gallery, Miskolc
Group exhibitions
2017 'Facless I-II-III. - SUBJECTUM Budapest Photo Festival, Buda Castle Garden Bazaar
2016 'Stalin, Vortex', Pesti Srácok Emlékpark - VIII.ker / In memoriam '56 - District VIII. Budapest
2016 'Untitled I-II.' 2nd Photo Street Festival, Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center and Hungarian House of Photography, Budapest
2015 'Untitled I-IV.' RA, London
2014 'Interlude', Bálna, Budapest
2014 ’Skater’s portraits nr. 1-4’, Gogol Galéria, Budapest
2013 ‘Syria’ Capa project, Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center, Budapest
2013 ‘Untitled I.’ Second Stage, Hungarian House of Photography, Budapest
Printed publications
Royal Photographic Society Journal
Fotóművészet - 2014/3. LVII.
Tenwordsoneshot book / Deutsche & Japaner
DayFour Photography Art magazine
Online publications
Smith Journal
Creator Class - Vice magazine
F-stop magazine
Juxtapoz Magazine
BuzzFeed
DailyMail
Discovery Channel
Petapixel
i-Ref
Samsungmobilers
Mymodernmet
Photojojo
Innoteka
'The surreal photographs all depict a person floating in the air as if they were sleeping or being pulled up into the sky. The photos remind us of chinese photographer Li Wei's series of gravity-defying self portraits.' - JUXTAPOZ Magazine
'In case of a whirling and varied exhibition material to be shown in diversified formats, including still and moving pictures, there is a stronger than average challenge to show every piece of work in its optimal format, so that they create a new context together, preserving the artists’ original intention at the same time. ...the pictures shown in the dark space – besides or despite their any other message – evoke a genesis, a primeval stage or a zero point, making them willy-nilly the symbols of darkness fecundated and defeated by light, the tiny timelessness pressed between the huge dichotomy, the eternal present.' - Balázs Telek, Curator Capa Project – Contemporary projected images
