Under the same sky I. / 2015 / paper
lenticular lenses / 67 x 49 x 18 cm
Under the same sky I. / 2015 / papír, lentikuláris lencse / 67 x 49 x 18 cm
Under the same sky II. / 2015 / paper lenticular lenses / 75,5 x 66 x 14 cm
Under the same sky II. / 2015 / papír, lentikuláris lencse / 75,5 x 66 x 14 cm
Under the same sky I. / 2015 / papír, lentikuláris lencse /
Under the same sky II. / 2015 / paper lenticular lenses / 75,5 x 66 x 14 cm
Under the same sky II. / 2015 / papír, lentikuláris lencse / 75,5 x 66 x 14 cm
Incheon Art Platform
Artist in Residency, South Korea
I practice the
lifestyle of the contemporary travelling artist as professionally as I
practices watercolour painting. This lifestyle, which includes moving from one
resident program to the other, is intimately connected to my thematic and
stylistic interests.
I use of various
materials, while also exploring the possible ways
of
’intermedializing’ traditional watercolour techniques.
In this work I
combined together my watercolor paintings with lentikular lenses. The shape of
the work is a paper box, which symbolize my life. I can collect my memories, my
clothes into boxes. I’m always traveling, so mostly I put my stuffs into paper
boxes. Outside ordinary, but inside full with memories. There is a
self-portrait in the middle of the box. It’s moving because of the
lenticular lens.
When I open my eyes, the background is my hometown in Hungary, when I close my
eyes, the background is Korea.
Korea is a very
place special for me. I already visited 3 times and sometimes when I’m at home,
I really want to go back. Once one of my friend told me, if I close my eyes, I
can go anywhere.