DESIGNISSO

Theory | Interview

Interview

'23.03.20.

In the face of steadily accumulating challenges, we are justified in wondering how to proceed. Researcher and teacher of complex systems Dr. Péter Érdi regards resilient design and operation as a possible way out.

“We need to retain our ability to act” – Interview with Péter Érdi

Theory | Interview

Interview

'23.03.16.

She organises exhibitions, manages a gallery, authors publications, and is very much at home both in Budapest and New York. She even found the time to talk to us between two meetings and before a trip.

Taking a stand through art – Interview with curator Veronika Molnár

Design

'23.03.10.

The initiative seeks to identify problem patterns in children’s urban mobility, be it micromobility or conventional community transportation, looks at the impact of space creation on transportation and safety, and, last but not least, proposes three concepts to deliver a vision of a child friendly city.

Safety, visibility, playfulness – Urban design tailored to the needs of children

Design

'23.03.03.

We asked Anthony Tan, Co-founder of Flirtual, the first VR dating app, why he thinks young people use these apps, what is special about the romantic relationships in VR, and how this can develop in the future.

Safe Dating in VR – Interview with Anthony Tan, co-founder of Flirtual

Design

'23.03.03.

Food designer Angéla Góg takes a unique product design approach to the relationship between eating and recollections, where in addition to the taste sensations, the circumstances of experiencing them also play a key role, from the steps in the ritual of consuming shared meals to the shape of the dining table or the serving dishes.

“Being able to live entirely for my job is a dream come true” – Interview with Angéla Góg

Animation

'23.02.24.

From this year, MOME’s Animation MA is being refreshed to reflect the global impacts of technological advances on contemporary animation. We talked to head of the Animation MA Viktória Szabó about the transformation of the programme.

“We want students to be able to convey their stories”

Theory

'23.02.15.

The phenomenon identified as at-homeness by environmental psychology, is explored by the exhibition put on as part of the scholarship programme launched by the Deák Erika Gallery at MOME.

“In my home, I am the creator and the master” – The psychology of home

Animation

'23.02.10.

Domonkos Erhardt is a versatile animation artist: he founded Piros Studio with his former fellow students, also creates comics in addition to working in animation, and his third solo film is going to be screened at the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival.

“To have it screening at a prestigious film festival is, in itself, a great joy” – Interview with Domonkos Erhardt

Photography

'23.02.03.

Learning and re-learning to be happy, removing the taboos around female sexuality, and the social significance of vibrators – we talked with Éva Szombat about her latest photo book and her exhibition at Longtermhandstand Gallery.

“My goal was to create an opportunity to talk without shame” – Interview with Éva Szombat

Textile

'23.01.31.

Malu Lücking is working at the intersection of design, ecology and innovation, her work has a strong focus on biomaterial research and nature integrated design futures.

“Research plays a great role in creating a more sustainable fashion industry”

Design

'22.12.15.

Ecological board game, self-operating mill, visualisation of the Balaton’s microbial ecosystem – presenting the achievements of a creative week spent in Tihany.

“The Balaton for me…” – The latest MOME MAG projects

Media

'22.12.09.

Anna Rósz’s portfolio gives us a glimpse into her personal virtual space through three-dimensional modelling. She often explores the role of femininity and motherhood, as well as issues of intimacy and sexuality.

Virtual immersion – Anna Rósz’s portfolio

Photography

'22.12.02.

Historical monuments, national holidays and monolithic panel houses – the subjects of Ilka Olajos’s photos point out how influencing ideals may become the objects of reflection when coming into conflict with our reality.

Expired ideas – Ilka Olajos’s portfolio

Design

'22.11.23.

With the increasingly widespread adoption of design, inclusivity is gaining ground, exploring the creation of techniques, structures and utility items to help persons with any disability live their life to the fullest possible. The ambition is not just to keep on creating items with new forms, but also tools that can provide widely available assistance.

From lingerie to table football – The inclusive design exhibition of Deák17 Gallery

Graphic Design

'22.11.14.

Since many of us don’t understand how wireless and digital networks work, the Internet is in some ways a supernatural force for many people. Szabolcs Fülöp makes us think about this connection in a profound way.

Hearing the invisible, observing the mute – Szabolcs Fülöp’s signal_zone project

Photography

'22.11.10.

How a whole generation plunges into a sense of discomfort and find solace in it?

Anxiety bound in a photobook – Barnabás Gajda’s photos

Design

'22.10.25.

AI-powered generative design is on the rise. Will machines become creative partners or will they take our jobs? We have interviewed Lysandre Follet, an Industrial designer, Musician and Innovator, who has pioneered the use of generative design within Nike's Innovation Studio.

Co-creating with Machine Intelligence – An Interview with Lysandre Follet

Theory

'22.10.21.

"There is a cultural appropriation in the practices of these communities that is made possible and accelerated by the new globalized culture" – an interview with artist Chloé Macary-Carney.

Delving into Hungarian New Age Communities

Textile

'22.10.21.

“Adopting folk art motifs without making any changes to them, just for decoration completely destroys the point of folklore.”

In flower language – Zsófia Papp’s clothing collection drawing on folklore

Photography

'22.10.12.

“I felt I needed to leave. It was an instinctive decision, as if whispered in my ear by a voice”. Idil Emiroglu moved to Budapest in 2018, and her works seem to form a bridge between her past in Turkey and her life here, as it were.

Layers of relating – Idil Emiroglu’s portfolio

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