


Minimalism maximised – Luca Batke’s portfolio

“I am not looking to spoon-feed people the answers” – Domonkos Varga’s portfolio

“What matters is to spark a sense of wonder” – interview with semiotician Péter Wunderlich

Designed care

The Vasarely tower – Fanni Hegyi’s architectural concept

Rolling alternatives for life in big cities

“This project is my one-man rebellion” – Lorem Ipsum by Valentin Szarvas

With Mycelium for the future of mankind – Interview with Mihály Minkó

“We are looking for a mindset, not just technical skills” – Interview with Anna Naszádi

The relationship between object and tradition – Eszter Kain’s ‘St. Lucy’s chair’ handbag

“I am the one left to deal with the fallout” – Family, children and peculiar figures in Emma Szabó’s photos

Getting closer to ourselves – Zsófia Gizella Biró’s self-awareness jewelleries

Hungarian design fiction – From genetically engineered bees to the Kunság Kiwinery

Consumption criticism made suitable for consumption – A portfolio by Vilmos Sas

“Hungarian photography is often modest, anxious and critical”

Seven Etudes on Data Compression – Installations by Áron Vásárhelyi

Establishing the tradition of glass blowing – Interview with glass artist Balázs Telegdi

What’s all this drama? – Anna Franciska Legát’s photos about socialism
