Exhibiting artists: Aknay János, Baksai József, Balogh István Vilmos, Benkovits Balázs, Beöthy Balázs, Bereznai Tamás, Csató Máté, Csontó Lajos, Deim Balázs, Fodor Balázs, Fodor János, Gaál József, Hecker Péter, Hugyecsek Balázs, Kótai Tamás, feLugossy László, drMáriás Béla, Magyarósi Éva, Mákó Bori, Molnár Ágnes Éva, Nagy Barbara, Pacsika Rudolf, Petrovity Sándor, Rizmayer Péter, Selényi Károly István, Szirtes János, Szurcsik József, Tasnádi József, Tóth Eszter, Tóth István, Vincze Ottó, ef Zámbó István
There are several techniques for stable lateral positioning, and studies show that there is no significant difference in their effectiveness. The goal is to turn the unconscious patient onto their side, according to official first aid textbooks.
The creators of the Vajda Lajos Studio explore a technique that is undergoing a renaissance: the unstable lateral recumbent position. Stepping into the basement, these experiments bear witness to the sometimes confusing but often clear signals of the “world” that surrounds us.
In the event of trauma, moving the injured person should always be considered carefully!
Balázs Hugyecsek