The medium of my works – whether performance,
installation, object, video, drawing, photography, or actions carried out in
alternative or public spaces – always reflects on the theme and subject matter
chosen along the lines of a definitive concept. The complexity of my subjects
is represented in my DLA research – Social trauma as life situation – the censored
mind in the (Socialist) Kádár era. Through my works, I try to interpret the
relationship between the public and private spheres by addressing the
historical context through my own subjectivity.
As the artist’s personal approach,
sensibility, and intuition hold a space of social reference, I often reflect on
the judgement of the artist’s social status. Text and writing are always important
elements of my works, often exceeding their limitations, and the visual environment
adds an additional layer of interpretation.
I have been showing my work since
2001, often engaging with topics of a sociological, psychological or
philosophical essence. Alongside my activity as an artist, I regularly
contribute to art magazines, writing criticism and essays.
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