Intuitive And Therapeutic Photographs Of Neil Kryszak

A close-up of churning water and foam glows orange against dark teal waves.

Neil Kryszak works in Los Angeles as a photographer in the fields of fashion, commercial, and fine art. His photographs bask in the glow of neon lights which create a certain atmosphere of something between fascinating eeriness and transcendentalism. There is an undeniable versatility seen throughout his work when different subjects and moods are captured.

Trees, palms and spiky plants appear in vivid blue beneath a deep red night sky.
A glowing red horizontal band spreads through dark mist beneath an almost black, star-speckled sky.

Kryszak demonstrates an adept appreciation for color that cleverly fluctuates the environment being perceived in the image. It casts a novel curiosity and entertains the viewer’s eye as they take in what would be a normal city view or street into something akin to an illusion, familiarity versus peculiarity. Characteristic to all of his images is a soothing feeling, a sense of calm thought. They invite you and stimulate an inner dialogue with its established surrealism pulsing through the elements seen in the photographs.

Blue-white light filters through mist around bare branches, trees and dense plants beside a house.
A metal fire escape and a bright pink window are lit blue and purple against a textured wall.

There is no underlying lean towards any particular orientation or course of thought, Kryszak leaves that totally in the hands of the viewer themselves. He speaks through his work and creates from a space of intuition, which explains how his portfolio feels entirely personal and intimate. Neil Kryszak also captures beautiful portraits and has produced works commercially for brands like Adobe and Universal Music.  

A dark city skyline is silhouetted beneath a muted purple and blue evening sky.

INFORMATION

All images: Neil Kryszak

For more information, visit the Neil Kryszak website

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