The unique atmosphere of Tamás Dobos’ work is a special blend of postmodern realism, his photographs deal with layers of perception and changes in visual meaning, among other things. He combines everyday human experience with surreal, sci-fi elements, creating a new dimension. An important concept in his artistic vision is time, which is objectified in his images.
Through the use of glass negative technique, Dobos creates time capsules, memories stretched in time that are both familiar and alien. This is the central theme of the exhibition: the paradox of time, space and reality. Through his work, we can see that time is not linear, but a circular, fragmented web where memories and visions of the future merge. The human figures and their surroundings appear interspersed with futuristic details, as if they were relics of an alternative timeline.
Her exhibition V – Velvet is not only a visual experience, but also a philosophical journey that provokes an inner dialogue, encouraging the viewer to rethink the notions of time, space, reality and identity. The Dobos journey continues.