Szilveszter Makó's Surreal Photographs Reconstruct the Boundaries of Portraiture — Colossal
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Szilveszter Makó's photographs highlight his distinct mise en scène, consisting of props, backdrops, and exquisite garments.
Szilveszter Makó’s enigmatic photographs carry layers of mystery and introspection. Standing inside curious block-like backdrops and lain against two-dimensional fields of color and texture, his subjects seamlessly meld into stories in which every detail carries intention. Taking inspiration from art history, the Milan-based artist references Surrealism and grotesque art through his use of chiaroscuro effects via light exploration and contrasting earth tones. Similar to 20th-century Surrealist paintings, Makó’s images delve into uncanny realms and evoke a dreamlike sense of unfettered…
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