Homage to the East II. (Oriental Practices) exhibition at the David Fine Arts Free Workshop

Opening Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at 6 p.m.

The exhibition will be opened by:
Ágnes Németh, Munkácsy Prize-winning artist,
Director of the Dávid Free Workshop of Fine Arts

Guided by: Ágnes Németh
Music: Béla Ágoston (Laotian mouth organ-khaen) and Masato Okazaki (singing saw)
Exhibitors: Katalin Banai, Ildikó Czifra, Gabriella Grand, Cecília Kankovszki, Annamária Kaszás, Orsolya Kathi, Mariann Móricz, Ágnes Németh, Júlia Szlama, Móni Wilhelm

On view: until June 27, 2025
Monday-Tuesday 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday 2-7 p.m., Friday 2-5 p.m.

A copy of Júlia Szlama's artwork will be included in the invitation

In Eastern art, there is a natural familiarity with a way of being that contemplates the universe, time, the inner dimensions of the human being, and the experience of unity among these connections. This perspective on existence is not linear but based on a partnership with
both earthly and cosmic nature.
Why is an Eastern image so captivating? Even through the tiniest micro-worlds, we can sense the all-pervading system of the greater whole. It speaks to us by evoking something hidden within ourselves about light, space, time, and meditative silence-offering an opportunity to experience these connections. The pictorial space and our living space are, in a way, the same; therefore, it can serve as a practice in self-awareness. This ego-free world conveys messages without words, communicating abstract concepts.

Graphics design

Exhibition