For commission, portfolio or any other requests,
please use the contact details below.
+36 70 612 8578
laszlogaborbelicza@gmail.com
2025
Arxipelag – 33 Sketchbook
FIGURES – Nicolas Blanchadell – 33 Sketchbook
Fiiiirst – Visual Interactions: Collaborative Dialogue between Jaime Molina (COL) and László Gábor Belicza (HUN), 9th Edition
Kamira Institute – László Gábor Belicza, photographe, série intitulée 33 Sketchbook
Punkt – Szabó Benedek: Minden kép egy kicsit közelebb visz valamihez, amit nem ismerek
2023
The Smallest Gallery – 23-08, Mária’s Garden
Life Framer – Collection – Postcards from the sea, Maltese Spring
2022
NINU NINA – Leila Antakly: Postcards from the sea, Photographer László Gábor Belicza (interview)
MAP6 Photography Collective – Guest Feature – László Gábor Belicza
Pearl Press – Issue XI. Shared Spaces
The Pupilsphere – Wes Foster – László Gábor Belicza, The Sky Above Kóspallag
Viszont.hu – István Bielik – strangeness and home experience, The Sky Above Kóspallag
Life Framer – a selection from the work: The Sky Above Kóspalla
2021
Paper Journal – Diary by László Gábor Belicza
PUNKT.hu – László Baki, Éva Bonczidai – everyday life in a village in Börzsöny – The Sky Above Kóspallag
Pearl Press – Issue IV. Courtship
Turista Magazine – Péter Lánczi: The Sky Above Kóspallag – a Börzsöny village with details that come to life (interview)
2020
IN Coversation With – Gettind BY – Kristina Sergeeva and Michaela Nagyidaiová
ColorTag magazine – Colors of qurantine
Gleanmag – László Gábor Belicza – diary 2020
Artdoc Magazine – New World online
Kultúra.hu – „The main thing is their weekday personality” – Photos of László Gábor Belicza
2019
Kultura.hu – Ayhan Gökhan: Eight lightminutest far from the Present, Kultura.hu (interview)
Kunsthalle blog – Judit Hangyál: Only the man!
2017
Fotoroom – The Ten Best New Series that Premiered on FotoFirst
Scopio editions – Diana Carvalho: Whole (2012–2016)
thingscreatedbypeople – Sara Miller: Whole (2012–2016 ) by László Gábor Belicza
Phosmag – Chiara Raffo: László Gábor Belicza: Whole (2012-2016) Book
ignant – Whole (2012–2016)
2016
Stilblog – Petra Hoffmann: Family history on photos
For–Example – Nick Sellek: László Gábor Belicza on For–Example
Paper Journal – Patricia Karallis: Whole! on Paper Journal
Booooooom! – Jeff Hamada: Photographer Spotlight
Art Opology – Vincent Urbani: Photo essay by László Gábor Belicza
thisispaper – Tasya Kudryk: Family Diary (interview)
FotoRoom – Graziano Ferri: Interview, FotoFirst – László Gábor Belicza Captures His Nephew’s Mourning for the loss of His Father (interview)
Neighbourart – Lili Zentai: László Gábor Belicza, photographer (interview)
F–stop Magazine – Issue, The Human Body – 76 photographers from all over the world selected by: Sarah Hadley
László Gábor Belicza’s photographs are defined by contemplative tranquility. In these images, a lyrical world boldly draws the viewer in, allowing them to partake in the harmony that permeates each work. The pictures, created with delicate sensitivity, explore the relationship between humanity and the natural environment while also raising questions that often exist in contradictory forms. What is humanity’s place in nature? Why has our relationship with nature gone astray? What possibilities exist for harmonious coexistence?
Behind these questions lies a love for nature. However, Belicza’s work is motivated primarily not by this love, but by the elemental need for artistic expression. This entails a heightened creative sensitivity that plays a role in discovering even the smallest details, yet it also manifests in other ways. This sensitivity makes Belicza receptive to the processes of the external world—processes that he not only portrays in his images, presenting various issues, but also expresses his own experiential reality by crafting individual narratives. His photographs transcend the boundaries of documentary or sub-documentary genres, establishing an independent framework.
In this way the artistic practice imbues the nature-related imagery with the results of his inner work—every thought, concern, love, empathy, or sense of strangeness. The photographs emerging from a complex creative world speak in a clear language; rather than moralizing or philosophizing, Belicza’s series are characterized by open and honest images. Together, these works outline a vast creative journey, forming an oeuvre that tells a singular, compelling story. The experience of unity captivates the viewer every time they encounter these photographs.
Benedek Szabo, aesthete
For commission, portfolio or any other requests,
please use the contact details below.
+36 70 612 8578
laszlogaborbelicza@gmail.com
2025
Arxipelag – 33 Sketchbook
FIGURES – Nicolas Blanchadell – 33 Sketchbook
Fiiiirst – Visual Interactions: Collaborative Dialogue between Jaime Molina (COL) and László Gábor Belicza (HUN), 9th Edition
Kamira Institute – László Gábor Belicza, photographe, série intitulée 33 Sketchbook
Punkt – Szabó Benedek: Minden kép egy kicsit közelebb visz valamihez, amit nem ismerek
2023
The Smallest Gallery – 23-08, Mária’s Garden
Life Framer – Collection – Postcards from the sea, Maltese Spring
2022
NINU NINA – Leila Antakly: Postcards from the sea, Photographer László Gábor Belicza (interview)
MAP6 Photography Collective – Guest Feature – László Gábor Belicza
Pearl Press – Issue XI. Shared Spaces
The Pupilsphere – Wes Foster – László Gábor Belicza, The Sky Above Kóspallag
Viszont.hu – István Bielik – strangeness and home experience, The Sky Above Kóspallag
Life Framer – a selection from the work: The Sky Above Kóspalla
2021
Paper Journal – Diary by László Gábor Belicza
PUNKT.hu – László Baki, Éva Bonczidai – everyday life in a village in Börzsöny – The Sky Above Kóspallag
Pearl Press – Issue IV. Courtship
Turista Magazine – Péter Lánczi: The Sky Above Kóspallag – a Börzsöny village with details that come to life (interview)
2020
IN Coversation With – Gettind BY – Kristina Sergeeva and Michaela Nagyidaiová
ColorTag magazine – Colors of qurantine
Gleanmag – László Gábor Belicza – diary 2020
Artdoc Magazine – New World online
Kultúra.hu – „The main thing is their weekday personality” – Photos of László Gábor Belicza
2019
Kultura.hu – Ayhan Gökhan: Eight lightminutest far from the Present, Kultura.hu (interview)
Kunsthalle blog – Judit Hangyál: Only the man!
2017
Fotoroom – The Ten Best New Series that Premiered on FotoFirst
Scopio editions – Diana Carvalho: Whole (2012–2016)
thingscreatedbypeople – Sara Miller: Whole (2012–2016 ) by László Gábor Belicza
Phosmag – Chiara Raffo: László Gábor Belicza: Whole (2012-2016) Book
ignant – Whole (2012–2016)
2016
Stilblog – Petra Hoffmann: Family history on photos
For–Example – Nick Sellek: László Gábor Belicza on For–Example
Paper Journal – Patricia Karallis: Whole! on Paper Journal
Booooooom! – Jeff Hamada: Photographer Spotlight
Art Opology – Vincent Urbani: Photo essay by László Gábor Belicza
thisispaper – Tasya Kudryk: Family Diary (interview)
FotoRoom – Graziano Ferri: Interview, FotoFirst – László Gábor Belicza Captures His Nephew’s Mourning for the loss of His Father (interview)
Neighbourart – Lili Zentai: László Gábor Belicza, photographer (interview)
F–stop Magazine – Issue, The Human Body – 76 photographers from all over the world selected by: Sarah Hadley
László Gábor Belicza’s photographs are defined by contemplative tranquility. In these images, a lyrical world boldly draws the viewer in, allowing them to partake in the harmony that permeates each work. The pictures, created with delicate sensitivity, explore the relationship between humanity and the natural environment while also raising questions that often exist in contradictory forms. What is humanity’s place in nature? Why has our relationship with nature gone astray? What possibilities exist for harmonious coexistence?
Behind these questions lies a love for nature. However, Belicza’s work is motivated primarily not by this love, but by the elemental need for artistic expression. This entails a heightened creative sensitivity that plays a role in discovering even the smallest details, yet it also manifests in other ways. This sensitivity makes Belicza receptive to the processes of the external world—processes that he not only portrays in his images, presenting various issues, but also expresses his own experiential reality by crafting individual narratives. His photographs transcend the boundaries of documentary or sub-documentary genres, establishing an independent framework.
In this way the artistic practice imbues the nature-related imagery with the results of his inner work—every thought, concern, love, empathy, or sense of strangeness. The photographs emerging from a complex creative world speak in a clear language; rather than moralizing or philosophizing, Belicza’s series are characterized by open and honest images. Together, these works outline a vast creative journey, forming an oeuvre that tells a singular, compelling story. The experience of unity captivates the viewer every time they encounter these photographs.
Benedek Szabo, aesthete