Erika Nina Suárez documents a growing movement of young people and families in Hungary who have abandoned urban centers to build self-sufficient lives on farms. Through intimate portraits and landscapes, she captures the quiet determination and uncertainty of those seeking alternative ways of living—growing their own food, rethinking community, and reclaiming time from the burnout of city life.

The project, which began with a single subject, reveals a broader pattern of disillusionment with urban living. Suárez's background in documentary fieldwork and her personal connection to farming in Hungary and Nicaragua lend authenticity to the series. The photographs balance romantic ideals with the gritty realities of rural life, creating a nuanced visual narrative that resonates with contemporary anxieties about…