Theory | Essay
Essay
'24.07.05.
When first discussing sex toys, the subject was so heavily tabooed, filled with prejudices, unexplored, and elusive that writing a series of articles about it seemed unthinkable. However, the popularity of these items highlighted the importance and relevance of discussing them. In our new series, Exploring new paths in intimacy, we aim to map out the socio-cultural, market, and industrial interactions within the sex toy industry. 
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Behind Closed Doors – Exploring new paths in intimacy, Part I.

Media | Interview
Interview
'24.06.27.
In March this year, Studio CiGi released its very first point-and-click game, Majd nálatok, where players can immerse themselves in the surreal, quirky world of downtown Budapest through the eyes of a young adult. The game development team consists of just two people: designer Zsanna Kili and programmer János Hegymegi. Zsanna was responsible for the story, graphics, and text elements, though many of the significant content and structural decisions were made together.

“It’s a completely DIY studio” – Interview with the developers of the game Majd nálatok

Design
'24.06.05.
Distinguished Hungarian designer and architect, former student and later teacher at the predecessor of MOME Sándor Borz Kováts is featured in an exhibition at the Design Museum Brussels. This is the first comprehensive exhibition to explore and contextualise his body of work. Renowned for his diverse designs ranging from Hungary's first catamaran on Lake Balaton to innovative music schools, university campuses, tubular and fiberglass furniture, modular lamp collections, and even boutiques in the 1960s, Borz Kováts had a career that was tragically cut short at a young age and is now examined through the lens of international contemporaries and young designers today.

Exhibition from the oeuvre of outstanding Hungarian designer Sándor Borz Kováts opens in Brussels

Theory
'24.05.29.
“Throwing sand in the gears” is an expression commonly used to describe something or someone that hinders the smooth operation of a system. But what happens, we might ask in the spirit of the new exhibition Grana Arenaria of the Szüdzügia collective consisting of Máté Hulesch, Balázs Máté, Márton Emil Tóth and Csenge Vass if the gears consist entirely of grains of sand?

Notes on the Sand Gears – On the Grana Arenaria exhibition

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