I sleep to wake up, I get up to lie down

Exhibitors: Bernadett Alpern, Júlia Farkas, Judit Fischer, Zsuzsi Flohr, Dániel Halász, Tamás Kende, Gábor Klima, Viktor Markos, Miklós Mécs, Ágnes Éva Molnár, Tamás Páll, Klára Rudas, Šević Katarina, József Sós, Nóra Surányi, Vera Vera, Viskovic Jelena, Sári Zagyvai, András Zalavári Curators: Judit Szalipszki, Zsófi Szemző

Strange, dreamlike, found objects and views. Isolating foliage flag from Israel. Fatal vision between two dream cycles: taking place, taking root, symbol of finding a new home. A free-from nation, free from slogan flag. It’s material is reflective, refractive, thermo holder surface. (According to the dream books if the flag is in hand it signifies authority, If we see it from afar on the horizon it signifies chaotic times.)

Small, trivial movements, zone-shifts, in and outbound hitch: state of no outline after awakenings or collapsing, border-zones are the center of the theme of this exhibition. Analyzing the alignment to constantly changing inner or outer circumstances, the need for change, dislocation, shift of time, utopia related to these new circumstances. Stories of those who are forced to change and who desire to change.

Judit Szalipszki