Everyday shortcomings

We reach home, turn the light and the heating on. We use hot water to take a shower and wash our clothes and dishes. We take such things for granted. But what about those who are not given access to these basic utilities and services in Hungary? How do these shortages shape their lives and perspectives?

Focusing on a specific segregated setting, with the active involvement of local communities, the project Everyday Shortcomings maps the existing living conditions arising from the lack of public services and exposure to harmful environmental factors, while highlighting the local responses to the given situation.

Artists: Barnabás Neogrády-Kiss; Diána Berecz; Dániel Bozzai; Gergely Papp; Éva Bubla