Rechnitzer Gallery’s next exhibition brings together the works of three young artists in dialogue with each other – alongside Eszter Kálóczy, who has already exhibited at the gallery, the works of Júlia Csapó and Emma Kling will be on display for the first time. In their paintings, pictorial objects, and installations, different interpretations of outside and inside enter into dialogue: internal, subjective spaces enter into constant tension with the external environment, which can be described and understood objectively.
The works seek answers to the following questions: what is the relationship between the rational mapping and cognition of the things around us and our personal imprint on them? How do our subjective bodily sensations, individual experiences, and hidden parts of ourselves affect the way we see the world? How can we connect with dimensions beyond the human realm, whether it be our own subconscious, our dreams, or non-human entities? The three artists reflect on these questions in their sensual works, rethinking figurative painting.