Next Exhibitions

Bardula

Bardula’s works centers on the investigation of perception, exploring how light, movement, and space interact to shape. Working across sculptural, kinetic, and installation-based approaches, the artist duo treats light not as a passive element but as an active material—one that shifts, responds, and transforms in relation to motion and the viewer’s presence.

Laszlo Horvath

Laszlo Horvath’s photographic practice is defined by a sustained attention to light and detail as primary carriers of meaning. Rather than treating light as a neutral means of illumination, he approaches it as a subject in itself—something to be observed, shaped, and studied.

Peter Vogel 

Peter Vogel’s works explore the relationship between sound, movement, and human interaction through kinetic, electronic sculptures. Using sensors, microphones, and simple electronic circuits, his sculptures react to motion, sound, and proximity, transforming the observer from a passive spectator into an active participant.