About | Valiszka Art

I photograph the future, not the past

I use my lens to capture not just what is, but what could be. My work draws inspiration from the '80s cyberpunk vision of Blade Runner, and neon-noir cinematography like Enter The Void—where neon lights, surreal cities, and raw human emotion collide. It’s not nostalgia. It’s visual futurism.

I’m a London-based photographer and creative director with Hungarian roots, and a background in journalism, media, and marketing. I moved to London at 21, studied at Birkbeck, and built a career that merges culture, identity, and storytelling into something unapologetically my own.

My story kicked off in music journalism—writing for culture mags while shooting my own visuals. By 2017, things shifted. My style—moody, cinematic, high-contrast—started getting noticed. People said it felt like a scene from a dream or a post-apocalyptic film. I said, “Good.”

In 2019, I shot the now-iconic photo of the Banksy Tunnel (Leake Street)—and from there, things got loud. My work has been featured in Bored Panda, Dezeen, Evening Standard, The Sun, Urban Romantix, Visit London, Sony Portraits, and more. I’ve taught masterclasses for Wex Photo & Video, lectured at the University of Roehampton, and I was on the faculty at the London School of Photography.

I’ve collaborated with brands like Jägermeister and Adobe. Most of my portrait clients work in Silicon Valley at companies like Apple, Google, Discord, and Reddit. I developed a signature aesthetic in the neon-noir genre, and was featured on Uptime App as a master of this visual style.