Hungarian photographer Andi Balogh, also known as ARCHÈ, transports viewers into a mystical world through her captivating photographs. Based in Espoo, Finland, she draws inspiration from the northern ambiance, healing nature, and internal realms. Her collection, “Under the Northern Sky”, features mesmerizing images of women surrounded by ethereal ice landscapes.
Balogh seamlessly blends external nature with inner realities, emphasizing calmness, deep connections with nature, and the constructive forces that shape her. Whether she’s photographing near her home in Espoo or traveling to Lapland, her aim is to radiate tranquility, uplift the spirit, and share healing energy through her art. As viewers immerse themselves in these images, they too experience a therapeutic connection with the serene beauty of the northern atmosphere1.
Through photography my aim is to radiate the northern ambience which I see magical. I interconnect the external nature with the inner realities involving the feminine human form. Mostly I’m the photographer and the object/subject in the photo because my goal is emphasize the calmness, deep connection with nature and the constructive force in way the northern atmosphere has affected and affects me. I often travel to Lapland to capture the unique Finnish ambience there, also I take photos usually near my home in Espoo. My aim is to radiate a kind of tranquillity, etheric and uplifting feeling and sharing it with others through photos. When the viewer is immersing into the image, it would as much be a healing therapy to the viewer as for me during creating.
Andi Balogh
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