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At the age of twelve, István Mórocz, or Pisti by his Hungarian nickname, was given a Yashica twin-lens reflex camera by his father and he began to see the world through the eyes of an observer. Pisti is fascinated by relationships between objects which form dialogues that are humorous, graphical, historical, philosophical - or even senseless. Artistic content and human value matter to him and reflect a photographic style of the mid-20th Century. Primarily an autodidact, he attributes his development as a photographer to the cultural exposure he received from both his parents in his youth. Pisti used film for image capture and prints today on cotton canvas.
Pisti was for over two decades a neurologist and scientist at Harvard, Weizmann and Einstein, and was interested in the way the human brain accomplishes complex cognitive tasks such as mental calculation.
Nowadays he puts time into a startup to trace the electrical building blocks cognitive tought processes are made of : At noïsis he aims to monitor neurological diseases such as multiple scleroris with brain EEG data.

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●With the Leica M10-D I swapped halide crystals with digital pixels. To convert color-to-b&w I make use of GIMP's GEGL c2g.

● I was once invited to a TV show called “It's all about Arts” at the Boston BNN.

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