A report about our exhibition was broadcast on Duna TV's Fashion and Design program on March 22. The footage of the cyanotype workshop held in connection with the exhibition, and the talk about my own jewelry, can also be watched. Thank you to Andrea Orosz for the report.
The conversation about our exhibition titled Interferences (Áthatások) on Klasszik Radio's Morning Express program can be listened to on Spotify.
We warmly welcome everyone to our guided tour with the artists on Friday, March 7, 2025, at 6:00 PM at the Benedek Virág House. All three of us will talk about the objects and the creative process. The display cases will be opened, and there will be an opportunity to hold and try on certain jewelry pieces.
The XXII. International Lace Exhibition has opened in Kiskunhalas, featuring works from lace workshops in Serbia, Croatia, Italy, and Hungary, utilizing various lace techniques. The works of the "Flowers in Lace" competition are on display, where I won the jury's honorary special prize with my tulip jewelry set. The exhibition is open until May 25.
We talked about my jewelry, the creative process, and bobbin lacemaking on Kossuth Radio's "Országjáró" (Country Tour) Saturday afternoon program.
Materials - Forms - Jewelry exhibition at the Szombathely Gallery, and later at the Klebersberg Culture Mansion.
Fashion Theater and Award Ceremony at the Hungarian Heritage House. My entry for the "Little Black" (Kis fekete) competition was presented in an innovative way within the framework of a fashion theater performance and live music show, through the materials that served as inspiration, with the collaboration of choreographer Szilvia Nemes.
As an employee of Semmelweis University, I received the Dean's Commendation Award as a visual communication associate in recognition of my outstanding work.
The European Week for Waste Reduction provided an opportunity to implement a community-building workshop at the Health Services Management Training Centre last November. Our colleagues created individual artworks from yarns made of recycled textiles, which were built together to create a textile image. I led the project. The yarn creations decorate the walls of the Buda Children's Hospital; we offered them as a donation.
Hungarian stand created for the EHMA (European Health Management Association) 2018 conference in Budapest. Technique: bobbin lacemaking, material: nautical rope, wood.
Bobbinfly collection: supported by the NKA creative grant. Browsable catalog.
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