An exhibition show-casing work of 40 Hungarian artist was inaugurated on Thursday. Titled- From Organic Forms to Light Art, this exhibition is displaying selections from contemporary Hungarian art. The artists in their works have explored divergent themes of art and architecture.
The exhibition is curated by Attila Csaji,Vice president, Hungarian Academy of Arts. She has defined significant contribution of all the artists including, organic art, figurative and non- figurative, light art among other work.
'From Organic Forms to Light Art, means a certain encounter, sensitivity and an existence with organic that leads to the bold trend of medial renewal. Some art forms such as the architecture of Gyorgy, Csete, the organic spirit in the statues of Sandor Csutoros and Istvan Llyes and the geometric figures relate to the artistic value of this exhibition,' said curator of the show Attila Csaji.
Pictures reflect development of the Hungarian cultural roots and its impact on world culture and its contribution in arts in past 30-40 years. ' The exhibition has two basic parts: one is the organic art and the other is light art, based on the connection between science, technique and art. The third feature of this exhibition is the individual determination and multifaceted nature of Hungarian art which we all are related to,' said Zoltan Balog Minister of Human Resource, Hungary.
The exhibition is curated by Attila Csaji,Vice president, Hungarian Academy of Arts. She has defined significant contribution of all the artists including, organic art, figurative and non- figurative, light art among other work.
'From Organic Forms to Light Art, means a certain encounter, sensitivity and an existence with organic that leads to the bold trend of medial renewal. Some art forms such as the architecture of Gyorgy, Csete, the organic spirit in the statues of Sandor Csutoros and Istvan Llyes and the geometric figures relate to the artistic value of this exhibition,' said curator of the show Attila Csaji.
Pictures reflect development of the Hungarian cultural roots and its impact on world culture and its contribution in arts in past 30-40 years. ' The exhibition has two basic parts: one is the organic art and the other is light art, based on the connection between science, technique and art. The third feature of this exhibition is the individual determination and multifaceted nature of Hungarian art which we all are related to,' said Zoltan Balog Minister of Human Resource, Hungary.