The Lens of Innocence: The Life and Legacy of Suzanne Szasz To look upon the work of Suzanne Szasz is to witness a profound dialogue between light and the unscripted essence of childhood. Born Suzanne Szekely in 1915 amidst the intellectual currents of Budapest, Hungary, her journey was one of migration and metamorphosis. Moving to the United States in 1946, she arrived not as an established artist, but as a seeker. It was during her time working as a counselor at a children’s summer camp in New York that the camera—initially a borrowed instrument—became her primary voice. This pivotal encou…