About Elena Haliczer

Elena Haliczer is a contemporary photographer from the Midwest. Her work is deeply conscious of the interplay of nature and technology in the changing world of agriculture, the seasonal cycles in the landscape, and the relationships we have with animals both domesticated and wild. As a former startup founder with a career in product development, and an only child with aging parents, she also documents how our elderly adapt to consumer and health technologies as they face challenges to their mobility, sensory, and cognitive health. 

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Education:

MA, English & American Literature

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Group Exhibitions:

2020:

Isolation, Midwest Center for Photography, Wichita, Kansas

Framed: Landscape & Architecture, Black Box Gallery, Portland, Oregon

Homegrown, Midwest Center for Photography, Wichita, Kansas

Suburban Architecture, Midwest Center for Photography, Wichita, Kansas

The Shape of Things, Praxis Gallery, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Motion, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary

Significant Colour, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary

International Photography Fellowship Competition - Developed Work, Midwest Center for Photography, Wichita, Kansas

Awards:

2020:

3rd Prize, Mobile Photo of the Year, Photographic Museum of Humanity 

Publications:

2020:

C41 Magazine

Buzzfeed

2021:

PH Museum’s upcoming second book on mobile photography ‘Inside’, publishing in January 2021