Hajnal Szolga is a Hungarian visual artist, photographer, lives and works in Berlin. Her works are a critical view of social, ecological, and cultural issues. Her experimental photography is focused on doubt of mass consumption and on its environmental, social and psychological effects. She studies the human behaviour that affects nature and our possessions and usually deals with the relationship between people and their environment, mostly reflecting on the consequences of climate change through her own subjective, futuristic visions. She mainly works with analog technology, developing negatives and printing photos in her darkroom.