Since the beginning of time, humanity has looked up at the Moon. We have watched it grow, disappear and return. We have learned to measure time through its phases, to tell stories in its light, and to transform its mystery into symbols. Perhaps creation itself was born from this gaze: from the desire to give form to what we do not understand, to make visible what we can barely perceive. The Moon reminds us that nothing remains unchanged, that every form moves through cycles, that darkness is part of the process, and that disappearance does not mean an end. To create is to move like the Moon: to change, to transform, to disappear and reappear. Not necessarily to move forward, but to remain in motion; to return to the same point and yet look at it from somewhere else each time. Progressive Moon explores this movement—the space between the visible and the invisible, between knowledge and imagination, between appearance and disappearance. A space where change is not an end point, but another beginning. A way of leaving traces of light within the endless movement of time.
Exhibiting artists: Arkadiusz IGNASZAK / BARTUS Ferenc / BÍRÓ Botond / BODNÁR László / BRUNNER Olívia/ CSERVENKA Edit / DÉR Virág / Jozef TIHANYI / KÁCSER László / Kerstin FRANKE-GNEUß / Jagoda JAWORSKA / LIPTÁK Ágnes / NAGY Árpád Pika / NAYG István / NÉMETH Tamás / Ona TAV / ORSÓS Bence / PALKÓ Tibor / Rooshika PATEL / SEBESTYÉN Zoltán / SZITÁS Bernadett / SZŰCS Barbara Eszter / TASKOVICS Éva / Tomasz LINGO / Tomasz WENDLAND / Uta HEINECKE / VARGA József Zsolt / VARGA Judit / ZIRCZI Judit