Laszlo Horvath is a French director and photographer born in Hungary in 1943.

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He is the author of several creative documentaries on personalities from the artistic world, notably on Jacques Copeau, Roger Martin du Gard, and Véra Molnar.

For the last ten years he has devoted himself to photography. His artworks are simple and harmonious in structure, his images constructed with precise main lines and fine secondary lines. In his photographs, Laszlo Horvath creates a balance between the elements that make up the artwork, the colours and respect for perspective.​

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“The process behind my work is always the same,” says Horvath. “I’m in a state of constant concentration, and suddenly something visual captures my attention. As I rework the captured image, searching for the ‘right’ composition, I proceed according to André Kertész’s motto: ‘simplify, simplify, simplify’; and the image is good when, in the end, I’m left with a simple, self-contained structure—one that’s usually quite different from the initial idea.”