The exhibition by Judit Ágnes Gallai and Annamária Gáspár leads us into the deepest recesses of the subconscious, where the body and instincts control the world. Monumental installations, technical complexity and the magic of softness are the hallmarks of the exhibition Softness of My Nature, which is the most complex project the two artists have ever undertaken.
Judit Ágnes Gallai and Annamária Gáspár are two remarkable artists of the 30s generation who have been working together for several years on their joint exhibition. The two artists, with their distinct and powerful visual worlds, aim to symbolically represent themes such as self-reflection, caring, connection to subconscious content, trauma, experiencing the vulnerability of ourselves and our human relationships, adaptation and the ability to create from ourselves. The works encourage us to experience the creative power that comes from facing ourselves and from resilience.
Softness and sensitivity have begun to gain a positive image in recent changes in social thinking, although it is not clear how to assert these qualities in our masculinist world. In their art, Judit Ágnes Gallai and Annamária Gáspár aim to explore the positive power of actions that were often considered weak or secondary, combined with a symbolic representation that draws on the visionary world of dreams and visions.
With a distinct and powerful visual world, the artists, who have a strong visual identity, have also made significant paintings, stepping out into space and creating installations, objects and textile art alongside experiments in materials. In their monumental exhibition, built up over several years of collaborative work, they invite visitors to a self-reflexive immersion rather than social actionism, drawing attention to the need to start at the level of the individual rather than the community.