Who would you give a seat to at your table?
When contemplating who I'd invite to join me at the table, I found myself drawn to the idea of extending the first invitation inward – to myself, and more precisely, to my own mind. It dawned on me that before opening my space to others, it's essential to take a moment for introspection and navigate the intricate landscape of my thoughts and emotions.
In my artistic endeavors, I use the canvas as a medium to articulate the complexities of my inner world. The shapes of color and form represent a journey through the tapestry of experiences, dreams, and challenges that shape my existence. Through my art, I aim to share this ongoing exploration, inviting viewers to resonate with their own paths of self-discovery.
The decision to prioritize oneself in this invitation is not rooted in exclusion but rather in the recognition of the significance of self-care and self-awareness. By first extending the seat to my own mind, I believe it sets the foundation for more meaningful connections with others. The painting serves as a visual dialogue, urging observers to reflect on their own journeys and the unique seat they occupy in the grand mosaic of life.
My intention is to convey that the table is more than a mere physical space – it symbolizes a moment of quiet acknowledgment and understanding of oneself. It's an invitation to find inner harmony and, from that place, engage authentically with others. Via my artistic endeavors, I hope to inspire contemplation about the personal space each person occupies at their own table – an encouragement to prioritize self-discovery and embrace the shared human experience.
In essence, my table is a metaphorical space that encourages individuals to delve into their inner worlds before partaking in the communal dance of shared existence. May my painting spark a thoughtful consideration of one's own seat at their unique table, fostering a connection that resonates with the profound depth of our shared humanity.
About
Education
University of Roehampton London, Art psychotherapy
2019-2021
Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Painter
2010-2017
Folk Art technical college, Fót, Hungary, Ceramist
2005-2010
Exhibitions
Group
2024 A Seat At My Table - Kindred Studios, London, UK
2023 Annual Open Exhibition - Southwark Park Galleries, London, UK
2022 Summer Exhibition - Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
2022 The 14th Annual AAA Exhibition, Santa Paula, CA, USA
2022 D31 Autumn Exhibition, Doncaster, UK
2022 „INTIMATIONS” - The Holy Art Gallery, London, UK
2022 „Contemporary III” Exhibition - Boomer Gallery, London, UK
2022 „New Area VIII” Group Exhibition- Art Number 23 (online), London, UK
2022 „HAPPINESS. OPTIMISM. LOVE” - La Fenice Art Gallery (online), Hong Kong, CHN
2021 „ATHENS OPEN ART” - Art Number 23, Athens, GR
2021 „The Forgetting Room 2021” - Las Laguna Art Gallery (online), Laguna Beach, USA
2021 „Barcelona Contemporary 2021” - Valid World Hall Gallery, Barcelona, SP
2021 „Boredom is not a Luxury" - Craft Central at The Forge, London, UK
2021 „FRAGMENTED IDENTITIES - Borders Venice”, Venice, IT
2020 „Projections”, PIKHaz, Budapest, HUN
2020 „FORCES”, Art Number23, London, UK
2018 „HighFive!”, rakpArt galéria, Budapest, HUN
2017 „Displacements”, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest, HUN Zim Zum group
2017 Diploma exhibition, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest, HUN
2016 „the light day was yesterday”, Márai, Szépasszony-valley, Eger, HUN, Zim Zum group
2016 „Duma-hill”. Garden Gallery, Szolnok, Artists' colony of Szolnok, HUN, Zim Zum group
2015 „Zoom in Zoom out”. Vármezo Gallery, Budapest, HUN, Zim Zum group
2014 „Pink”. Vecsési gallery, Vecsés, HUN, Zim Zum group
Solo
2016 Udvarház Gallery, Veresegyház, HUN
2015 Tisza Art Center, Szolnok, HUN
Scholarships
2015 Amadeus scholarship
2014 Amadeus scholarship