Breaking the Waves: Global Water Crisis through the eyes of Hungarian photographers ( Inspera Bodrum Culture Art – Art Space)

The photo essays depict our current relationship with water, while also showcasing the history of the places captured and offering insight into their future development. The exhibition features images from faraway places such as Nicaragua, the island of Majuli, Brazil, Turkey, and various European countries, and also focuses on our immediate surroundings, the landscapes and waters of Transcarpathia and Hungary. The various series outline issues such as erosion control, the water demand for native plant cultivation, the ecological footprint of water use, the consequences of unsustainable mining, the environmental impact of drying natural water bodies, and the unforeseeable consequences of river regulation. Alongside these issue-based themes, the images also speak to how humans are part of nature: how they interact with it, blend into it, or resist it, and how they enjoy or suffer from the gifts and opportunities that nature offers.