Alesd Art Colony took place at an abandoned school building in 2019. This building is inspirational itself, but in addition, there are a few classrooms which have almost symmetrical floor plans. Therefore in one of them, I was able to realize my concept of a space that has a borderline along its symmetrical axis, dividing the room in halves by painting one half of the room black, the other one white. This appearance I needed because my aim was to install different situations in a room like this, all of them in two possible versions. The last situation came off by involving the visitors: black and white powder were mixing on the floor continuously during the exhibition, while visitors walked through the room to have a look at the photos of pairs of situations, installed facing each other at the opposite walls of the room

Iesire (Exit)

2019

Installation, mixed media

7×10×4 m

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2019

Draw/1 shows an imagined situation of a fictive strategy game,

which ended in a draw.

Draw/2 shows a seemingly chaotic situation, but also a draw,

with 555 pieces on both sides.

Draw/1, Draw/2

2019

Installation, mixed media

7×10×4 m

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2019

Joint/1 and Joint/2 shows situations of sharing, joint,

separation and identity. Also, it refers to one of my favourite

poems of Janos Pilinszky:

Life Sentence

The bed is shared.

The pillow isn’t.

Joint/1, Joint/2

2019 Installation,

mixed media

7×10×4 m

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2019

Two common objects of our regular environment.

But considering they are in a classroom and they are iconic

classroom equipments, these two situations are standing as

imprints in the collective memory.

2/1, 2/2

2019 Installation,

mixed media

7×10×4 m

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2019

Two common objects of our regular environment.

But considering they are in a classroom and they are iconic

classroom equipments, these two situations are standing as

imprints in the collective memory.

Talk/1, Talk/2

2019 Installation,

mixed media

7×10×4 m

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2019

Unbroken/1, Unbroken/2 and final state

2019 Installation,

mixed media

7×10×4 m

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2019

Lake Balaton and ’Sweet swimming swami’ are the ones that

are able to bring to the zenith my ability to meditate. By using

gel printing, I could make monotypes, which refer the constant

changing of the surface of the water, compared to which,

even these disposable-like floats can represent permanence.

Day and Night II

2017

Acrylic gel print and oil on paper glued on wood fibers

23×60 cm /23×30 cm × 2db/

LINCOLN CENTER, NEW YORK, 2018

ART EXPO NEW YORK, 2018

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2017

On aliexpress.com, this beach inflatable

is found as „Giant Inflatable Rainbow

Cloud” , which, I painted using a found

double window. By representing it as

it was outside, this inflatable looks as

if it would float on the water as the

Promised Land, way far in the distance.

Inflatable Dreamland

2018

Acrylic and oil on perspex, installed in a found double window

150×100 cm

KEPESITA COLLECTION 2018, GREGERSEN ART POINT

I found plastic tubes in the abandoned school building where 2018 Alesd Artist Colony took place. I created mini beach inflatables of the tubes and as if I were modeling, I put them into a miniature landscape-like environment. The photo of this set scene evokes a lakeshore, but zooming out makes us find ourselves in a room. The relation I created by using a chair for children and a table for children determines the imagined, fake reality of the scene.

We won’t go anywhere this year

2018

Installation, mixed technique

100×100×140 cm

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2018

This installation came together by working on the theme of vacation with different approach of each aspect of it

Vacation

2018

Installation, mixed technique

200×400×50 cm

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2018

Each one larger than the other, the three inflatable flamingos reflect the symbol-creating power (the symbolic potential) of a world of banalities. The installation is a reflection on how the smallest flamingo, floating in an inflatable pool, as a “negative proof of the impossible experience” (Georgi Gospodinov) – as a piece of reality or a concrete object – emerges from the shallow water of everyday life and becomes ever larger, transforming into a bird of desire. This bird of happiness can fly you to unknown and exotic, therefore beautiful and harmonious world(s) on the wings of imagination. It can take you to the world(s) of your dreams from the gray and monotonous, dull and hopeless world of everyday life. However, because of its shape – since it is a flamingo, too – even the smallest inflatable bird is a manifestation of some kind of objectified desire-supplement, but in order for it to become a true dream, a symbol of desire, it needs to rise, and grow, and fly – to rise above and move away from reality, to grow out of it as “the secretless object of desire” (Ákos Szilágyi).

Fly, fly away*

2019

Installation, mixed technique, beach inflatables

650 x 500 x 200 cm

*Goombay Dance Band: Fly Flamingo

ALESD ART COLONY EXHIBITION, 2019

A 2016-os KASZ Szimpozion hívószava a játékelmélet volt. A hangszerek mint játékok mindig is nagy hatással voltak rám. Az acéltelepen talált lemezek lecsapott sarkai emlékeztettek a zongora fekete billentyűire. Egy játékzongorát (játékjátékot) hoztam létre, ami csaknem minden szempontból egy „igazi” zongorával ellentétesen funcionál: a billentyűk nem csapódnak vissza, mindkét végük felől billenthetők, hangváltozás a billentyűk két vége és nem a billentyűsor hossza mentén lép fel, stb.

Untitled

2016

Steel

68×150×50 cm

KASZ SYMPOSION, 2016

This artwork is a painting experiment on one hand – how similarly I am able to paint the same thing twice – and a conceptualperceptional experiment on the other hand – how di erently the same thing appears with a di erent background. For this duplicated experiment, I used the kimono as referent, which, traditionally, follows through the karateka from the beginning (white belt) to the end (black belt).

2016

Oil and acrylic on canvas

180×180 cm /180×90 cm × 2 pieces/

ART EXPO NEW YORK, 2018

HIDESHOW, ÚJBUDA GALLERY, 2017