Textile
'23.11.24.
Reaching back to old traditions and evoking the forms used in peasant culture is a recurring pattern in the methodical reconstruction of national culture. In the 19th century, Matyó became the representative embodiment of everything Hungarian, with a prominent role in sketching a romantic national self-image and an impact that can still be felt to this day. Sára Kocsis’s My Hungarian Heritage collection explores the relevance of peasant traditions, how they interact with young people, and how they can be incorporated into fashion.

Constricting traditions – Conceptual garments by Sára Kocsis

Graphic Design
'23.11.17.
Today, the majority of official film and music posters are not made for artistic value, and simply serve promotion purposes. In comparison, alternative film posters can add extra layers or reveal deeper layers of meaning, offer a unique and creative perspective for interpretation, and not unimportantly, also act as collectibles. Like a number of contemporary artists, László Nagy has been working in this alternative scene for decades.

Film posters with a twist – László Nagy’s alternative posters

Design
'23.11.06.
How many hours a day do we spend sitting? This question has been widely studied in healthcare, ergonomics, and psychology, as well as design. MOME Architecture students explored various dimensions of sitting, whether on a chair, bench, couch, or vehicles in an experimental workshop, approaching the subject not just with the tools of design but also humour and criticism. Here are 5 of the resulting thought-provoking solutions, from a modular seating system to a shopping cart armchair.

The extremes of sitting – Conceptual chairs from a critical perspective

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