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Textile | Interview

Graduation project

'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 | Portfolio

Interview

'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

Graphic Design

'22.09.30.

Zsófia Kupics’s card game ‘Daydream’ is using cards in the truest sense of the word. It is ordinary and mystical at the same time.

Access cards to our subconscious – Zsófia Kupics’s dream interpretation board game

Theory

'22.09.23.

We talked to the owner of the Deák Erika Gallery about online culture consumption, art criticism in Hungary, the role of education, the prospects for young people and the scholarship programme she set up a few years ago.

“I still believe in personal interaction”– Interview with Erika Deák

Media

'22.09.16.

The short film Balaton Prospects is intriguing for a number of reasons, but perhaps the most fascinating thing about it is its origin story. Three MOME fresh graduates, Mimi Ernst, Tamara Peszeki and Gerle Szabó, have explored a subject that is close to their heart as part of a shared summer love child project.

“We found it important to pick a subject that most Hungarians could relate to”

Photography

'22.09.08.

Without exaggeration, her series One foot here is like a therapy. Raw, painful, embarrassing, intimate, exemplary brave and liberatingly difficult.

Exposition of the home – Dorottya Novák’s alternative family photo album

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