What do we hold on to, and when is the right time to let go? Letting go of a memory, a relationship, a habit, or an image we’ve held onto of ourselves is rarely an easy decision. Along with loss, it can also bring relief and make room for something we didn’t have the opportunity to experience before.
In our new exhibition, works by fourteen contemporary visual artists explore these personal experiences. Images reminiscent of family photographs, inherited drawing tools, intertwining forms, and reimagined materials tell stories of how our attachments transform. As we walk among the works, we may recognize our own stories: what we carry forward, what we leave behind, and what we still wish to make room for.
Exhibiting artists: Györgyi Cséffai, Csaba Fürjesi, Judit Horváth Lóczi, János Árpád Kazinczy, Kristóf Kecső, Márta Kiss, Kata Koleszár, Dániel Nagy, Anna Olah, Eszter Poroszlai, Dániel Sallay, Gábor Szenteleki, Sámuel Vidákovich, and Kati Vilim