Photos: Turčianska galéria The 5th Artists’ Book Triennial has come to an end, during which my series Old Books was exhibited in four countries. The exhibition was first shown in Slovakia at the Turiec Gallery (Turčianska galéria) in Martin, then in the Czech Republic at the Muzeum umění Olomouc, followed Read more…
Photos: Magyarország Dublini Nagykövetsége My first solo exhibition at the United Arts Club in Dublin was realized at the invitation of His Excellency Dr. Gergely Bánhegyi, Hungary’s Ambassador to Ireland, celebrating Hungary’s Presidency of the European Union. The grand opening ceremony took place on 12 December 2024, followed by a Read more…
I am honored to announce that my new lino cut is on display in the group exhibition “Picture stories” of the Society of Hungarian Painters in Transylvania, Romania. The opening event is at 6 pm on the 24th October 2024 in the Galeria de Artă a Consiliului Județean Harghita.The work Read more…
Eszter Molnár art historian published an excellent analysis of the exhibition I wasn’t only part of but also curated. The group exhibition “The forest for the trees” was hosted by Vizivárosi Gallery in July 2023 in Budapest, with two artists I invited to participate: Krisztián Balogh sculptor and Dániel Bajkó Read more…
My current solo exhibition is based on James Joyce’s novel Ulysses. Usingthe book and its creative method as inspiration, I transferred the methodcharacteristic of Joyce’s text, the structure composed of free association ofimages, from literature to the language of visual art within the framework of thiscrossover (literature-fine arts) exhibition.In addition Read more…
My solo exhibition representing a new body of works which extend the physical boundaries and the usual sqare shape of paintings. On view in Gallery Art9 (Budapest, Hungary) between 12 April – 29 April 2022. (Photos: Dávid Bíró) A review by István Sinkó was published about this exhibiton in Élet Read more…
My works at the group exhibition ‘Experiments’ in Krug Gallery (Budapest, Hungary) between 30 November – 31 December, 2021. (Photos: Gabriella Városi)