"Hungarian photographer Tamas Dezso's 'Notes for an Epilogue' compiles large-scale color photographs capturing the painterly landscapes and derelict factories of Romania. The series explores the economically depleted and isolated regions post the autocratic regime (1946-1989), highlighting the enduring impacts on villages, communities, and individuals. Dezso’s work illuminates the fringes of Romanian society, focusing on decaying infrastructure and the fading centuries-old traditions. Paying tribute to customs passed down orally, the photographs document the remnants of a vanishing world, serving as a poignant testament to a culture on the brink of extinction."
