Marton Perlaki is a visual artist whose practice examines the minutiae of human nature and shared emotional experiences. Originally from Hungary, currently residing in London, Perlaki uses predominantly photography, including experimental darkroom processes, to present familiar scenes that are often bewildering, simple and absurd. His conceptual approach is rooted in observation and often driven by character, inspired by a background in cinematography and Theatre and Film a. A technically astute photographer, Perlaki draws on various media to create a nuanced examination on modern life. His work has been exhibited in London and Budapest and his book Elemer was published in 2016.

2020 - Soft Corners at Trafo Gallery, Budapest

2019 - Dancing in Peckham at Peckham24

2016 - Bird, Bald, Book, Bubble, Potato at the Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center, Budapest

2016 - Elemer at Webber Gallery, London (publication by Loose Joints)

Clients include: Adidas, AnOther, Chloé, Dior, Document, DKNY, Helmut Lang, Holiday, Isabel Marant, M le Monde, Nike, The Row, SSAW, T Magazine, Time Magazine, British Vogue and Vogue Italia.