Textile design

Zsófi Zámori at work

In this series the members show their workbench: the place where plans come true, projects materialize.
Responser: Zsófia Zámori textile-designer

Zsófi is an early-bird, she is able and likes to work in the morning. If the inspiration is missing she makes some housework, for example pairing 100 socks of the family.
She uses various of material because the textile-designers regard everything as textile... so she uses paper, pencil, paint,yarn, a lot of different kind of tools... She likes the experimentation with alternative stuffs - now she is in fight with a 50 meters long chain.
Zsófi gets inspiration from the system of the nature, sructures, traditionally technics, and what is the most important: the material which she works with. It she still got the main idea and she got the material wich is fit for it the spectrum of the possibilities is open.
She doesn't need any 'dopping' if she is in flow. The problems are solved by talking and discussing, her economist husband is a very correct critic.
Next to work Zsófi doesn't like to listening music or anything else, but when everything is ready in head and in plans, and just the finishing comes she listens to audiobooks, classical music, Kispál, ZAZ, african native music, funky...

She would like to have a bigger worktable - or two with a lot of useful tools!

Further infos about Zsófi and her works: www.behance.net/zszamori

Kreative4U – exhibition of the BKSZC Creative and Handicrafts Technical School

Opening: November 11, 2025, at 5:00 PM

Guests are welcomed by: Róbert Mascher DLA, President of FISE
Opened by: Krisztina Dóczi, Director of the BKSZC Creative and Handicraft Technical School

Open until November 21, 2025, Monday-Friday, 2-6 PM.

The invitation features the work of the Stamp Deco team, which won first place in the fine arts/graphics category.

The event is open to the public, but registration is required. You can register at https://kreativtechnikum.hu/.

Our Stamp Deco team, which won first place in the fine arts/graphics category of the MDDÜ “Get Into the Picture! – Discoverer of the Year” competition – representing the BKSZC Creative and Handicrafts Technical School – was given the opportunity to present itself at the renowned FISE Gallery. The exhibition will feature not only the award-winning project, but also the works of 6 other award-winning teams from our school.
In the Stamp Deco team’s work titled Art Deco Impressions (2025), the motifs of Budapest’s art deco architecture are reflected in contemporary graphic form on the students’ stamp blocks. The prints made with the cold-point technique condense the elegance and detail of the era into small-scale visual compositions. The stamp block forms a thematic unit. The young artists also reinterpreted the role of stamps for their age group through comics.

FINE ARTS, GRAPHICS

Achieved 1st place - Team name: Stamp Deco
Mentor teacher: Bianka Vörös
Team members: Boglárka Farkas, Levente Dávid Kozák, Anna Majzik
Grade: 9.G-2
Project: We are designing a series of collector's stamp blocks from Art Deco-style buildings in Budapest using the cold-point technique.

In the FASHION category:

Achieved 1st place - Team name: Deconic
Mentor teacher: Márta Kanics
Team members: Laura Klaudia Novák, Balázs Rudolf, Panni Simon, Vanessza Vizniczki, Aynaz Avazpour
Grade: 9.D-1
Project: Our team created a collection of three dresses inspired by Art Deco architecture.

2nd place - Team name: Pearl & Velvet
Mentor teacher from the school: Kinga Molnár
Team members: Zsófia Bohnert, Jázmin Göntzöl, Lili Rézi Mezey, Hajnalka Virág Hargitai
Year: 11.D-1
Project: We designed a Deco4you 4 in 1 dress, in which we brought the atmosphere of the Great Gatsby party into parallel with the great festivals of our time.

3rd place - Team name: Charlstone Ladyk
Mentor teacher from the school: Kinga Molnár
Team members: Laura Csendes, Liza Kremmer, Petra Juhász
Year: 11.D-1
Project: We created a versatile dress that emphasizes elegance and femininity.

FINE ARTS, GRAPHICS

Achieved 2nd place - Team name: Gertrude
Mentor teacher: Henriett Dóczi
Team members: Réka Zselyke Pintér, Nelli Georgina Szabó, Zsófia Kata Varga
Grade: 9.G-2
Project: Silent book with binding, presentation of art deco elements inserted into well-known fairy tales

Achieved 3rd place - Team name: Művész Négyes
Mentor teacher: Alexandra Gondos
Team members: Evelin Béres, Bíborka Dobos, Pálma Gyulafi, Lilla Barna
Grade: 9.G-1
Project: The message of our coursework is the visual representation of female oppression, which accompanies women throughout the ages.

DESIGN

2nd place - Team name: The Gatsby crew
Mentor teacher: Klára Bassey
Team members: Judit Farkas, Zea Bekő, Teodóra Takács + 1 person KAESZ: Norbert Ihász (officially he is not among the team members, but he worked with them)
Grade: 11.G-1
Project: We designed a panel house painting with art deco elements, a house number, and a narrative firewall image.

Opened by: Anikó Illés PhD habilitated associate professor, psychologist and aesthete
Opening: Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 6 p.m.
On view: until September 19, 2025.
Monday-Tuesday 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday 2-7 p.m., Friday 2-5 p.m.

We cordially invite you to the exhibition organized on the occasion of the 10th birthday of KACs – Creative Creative Group, where you can see a selection of works from the past ten years. This event is also an opportunity to gain an insight into the creative work taking place in the workshop, the processes, development and methodology of the past decade, as well as our commitment to creativity.
The goal of the KACs Workshop is to convey fundamental human values, stimulate thinking, encourage learning and invite discovery, all through fun, experience-based creative sessions that process current topics.

The exhibition will showcase the works created during the various programs, showing how the participants created their own works using different techniques and recyclable materials. The goal of each session is for the participants not only to create, but also to think about sustainability, recycling and the conscious use of materials in connection with the current topic.

During the “workshop-exhibition”, you will have the opportunity to view the works, learn about the creative processes and experience the spirit of KACs. We look forward to seeing you at this special anniversary event, where we can celebrate creativity, the joy of creation and community experiences together.

Members of the KACs Workshop: Anikó Nagy, museum educator, and Ágnes Elek, drawing and visual communication educator, textile designer

Eszter Söptei Textile Artist "Textile Bodies Under the Sky - Autonomous Textile Art Objects at the Intersection of Light and Spacee”

Opening ceremony on Tuesday, July 1, 2025 at 7 pm.
The exhibition is opened by Dr. Daniella Koós designer, Secretary General of the Hungarian Furniture and Woodworking Association

The opening will contribute to a specifically
Gergely Vincze with Cloudambient Audioperformation composed on the subject.

Viewed by July 25, 2025
Monday-Tales 14-18, Wednesday-Thursday 14-19, Friday 2pm to 5pm.

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Textile Bodies Under the Sky
Autonomous Textile Art Objects at the Intersection of Light and Space

The exhibition presents autonomous textile artworks inspired by atmospheric phenomena in the sky: the variability of clouds, the color gradients created by light refraction, and the diverse shades of blue in the sky. These natural phenomena are not depicted literally but are abstractly interpreted through three-dimensional textile forms that evoke the floating, ever-changing world of the upper atmosphere.

The exhibited works are crafted from industrial felt, featuring unique surface patterns that create striking visual effects while also improving the acoustics of interior spaces. Emphasis is placed on the uniqueness of each piece; the artworks focus on one-of-a-kind visual and formal expression rather than reproducibility.

The objects evoke the ethereal movement of the sky and the evolving shapes of clouds—floating, delicate, yet distinct presences that shape the atmosphere of the exhibition space. Thus, the textiles resonate not only visually but also acoustically and emotional

Opening: November 28, 2023 at 7 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by András DLA Wheelmaker, design artist.
It can be viewed until December 8, 2023, from Monday to Friday from 14:00 to 18:00.

TRANSITIONS

The exhibition is a convincing demonstration of the two creator’s extensive and multifaceted experiences, however along the similarities also makes visible the differences as well. The textiles are presented in painted, printed, folded, tailored, sewn executions, in different functions and qualities, spectacularly illustrating the many forms they are present in our everyday lives and how they can affect our mood and quality of life.
Anna Sallay combines different painting and printing methods in an innovative way, the freedom of spontaneous unique prints and the simultaneous use of pre-constructed patterns gives a special, completely personal and unrepeatable visual experience. It opens up a world of endless possibilities, not only in terms of aesthetics, but also in terms of use.
Bettina Wolf’s works are characterized by a very elaborate and intricate finish: by coupling her garments with smaller scale, delicate accessories, with details more akin to the world of jewellery, she extends their functionality and usability. In addition to the clothes, we can also look into the creative process in the form of drawings, sketches, mood boards, and prints.

Opening Friday, November 5, 2021, 6 p.m.

Finissage: 3th of December 6 p.m. - last chance to visit the exhibition and meet the artists
Facebook-event: HERE

The exhibition will be opened by: art historian Gréta Garami
Contributor: Rosinflux T. Bali contemporary composer - string installation
It can be viewed until December 3, 2021, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., depending on the programs.

This time, the textile designers of FISE will present themselves at the Óbuda Cultural Center (1032 Budapest, San Marco u. 81.), presenting a special selection in which the works are more cross-border between fine and applied arts, traditional and experimental, digital techniques. Thus, the surface of the textile becomes more than a mere material, it will be a carrier surface for new messages that can be interpreted even between the past, the present and the future.

Exhibitors: Ágnes Elek, Csenge Győrbíró, Blanka Herényi, Eszter Judit Kárpáti (Ejtech), Lúcia Kiss, Móni Kovács, Dóra Márföldi, Anett Tóth, Dominika Tóth, Dorina Tsur, Panni Zachar

The NKA supported the realization of the THREADING exhibition.

SUSTAINABLE - The exhibition of textile designer Ágnes Elek

The exhibition will be opened by: art historian Iván András Bojár,
founder of the 10 million trees environmental community.
The opening will be attended by jazz trombone artist Nóra Varga.

In line with the epidemic situation, in a way that is different from our traditions, we are waiting for those interested on the basis of pre-registration for the opening on March 2 from 5 pm to 7 pm.

The opening speech will be given at 5 pm, after which 8-8 people will be able to view the exhibition by guiding the artist. Login at the link below:
https://doodle.com/poll/nb26ikxxkhxuumtw?utm_source=poll&utm_medium=link
Those interested can follow the event live on our Facebook page.

The exhibition is open until March 19, Monday through Friday from 1 to 6 p.m. Check in with the exact date, no later than the day before the planned visit: iroda@fise.hu.
It is MANDATORY to wear a MASK when visiting the exhibition.

Gallery: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=FISE.art.craft.design&set=a.2...

Which is more sustainable?
Are we making something from biodegradable waste, or are we reinterpreting some raw material that is more difficult to neutralize industrially? The key is to combine recycling and everyday functionality so that the process has the smallest possible ecological footprint.

According to Ágnes Elek's education, she is a textile artist, but basically, we can see furniture and jewellery collections from her, in which textiles appear as a functional, recycled raw material. With the choice of materials, sustainability and the ever-changing fashion are treated in several ways: paper-based jewellery is almost 100% compostable or just recyclable as paper, so it doesn’t burden the environment at the end of its life cycle.

The other group of objects - as a continuation of his previous work called “Spread, Spread My Table” - are furniture made of uniquely designed, durable hardwood on the one hand, and specially made textiles from used bicycle interiors on the other.

Opening: October 19, 2020 (Monday) 18:00
Opened by: Kata Oltai, art historian, curator

FISE Gallery, October 18 - October 29, 2020
It is available until Monday, Friday, October 29, 2020 from 1 to 6 p.m.

Exhibitors: Mónika Devecsei (Minó), Sabrina Komár, Dóra Márföldi, Dominika Tóth, Dorina Varnyú
Leading teachers: Hajnal Baráth, Anett Papp
Curator: Gabriella Uhl
Curator's team: Anderco Kinga, Böjthe Emőke, Farkas Luca Sára, Kutas Alexandra, Németh Kitti, Sárközi Barbara, Szabados Julianna, Tardi Zsuzsanna, Uhlár Kamilla - METU Design and Artist Management

The exhibition of the MA students of the Budapest Metropolitan University majoring in Fashion and Textile Design is both a material testing laboratory and an example of togetherness and belonging. The works created in the creative process of the dissertation attempt to create islands that help us survive in our fragile world. Where they longed for a utopian state, where they reconstructed our fallen world by presenting concrete results.

The atmosphere of the exhibition encourages us to be more than just a visitor. Let’s go back to where the works were born. In thought, we break out of the exhibition space, run out into the field, return. We lie on the grass, between our fingers beetles, muddy ashes; crush them. Let’s watch the parched lands stand in flames, the border burns. Together in the snow. Our breath rises billowing. The winds blow the clouds .... The conception and construction of a common world not only appears in the works, but the exhibition is the result of close collaboration between the university's disciplines, where master students in design and art management, as curators of the exhibition, sought to to help unfold, showcase the messages encoded in your creative processes.

A workshop a Budapest Design Week 2020 programsorozat keretében valósul meg.
FOLTON FOLT
A pandémia, a heteken és hónapokon át tartó otthonlét talán kiváló alkalmat biztosított, hogy lomtalanítsunk, kertészkedjünk vagy egy új hobbit találjunk magunknak.
Volt idő rendet tenni magunk körül és kicsit magunkban is. De mi alapján szelektálunk?
Érzelmi alapon vagy a szükségesség elve segít nekünk abban, hogy melyik tárgyunknak milyen további sorsot szánunk?
A KACs Műhely workshopján régi, használt, de nagyon szeretett darabokat, ruhákat, lakástextileket varázsolunk újjá, frissítünk fel különböző hőpréselhető textilfóliák és egyéb technika segítségével.
Hozd el kedvenc ruhadarabodat és álmodj rájuk új mintákat a segítségünkkel!
Ajánlott korosztály: 12 éves kortól

Két turnus: 11.00-től-13.00-ig
és 15.00-17.00 óráig
Részvételi díj: 3500 Ft/ fő
A részvétel regisztrációhoz kötött!
Regisztráció a kacsmuhely@gmail.com e-mailcímen az időpont pontos megadásával.
Helyszín: FISE - Fiatal Iparművészek Stúdiója Egyesület, Budapest 1054, Kálmán Imre utca 16., 40-es kapucsengő
Létszámkorlát: 10 fő/ turnus

FONTOS!
A workshop során biztosítunk minden kéz és felület fertőtlenítésére alkalmas tisztítót a résztvevők számára. Kérjük, ahogy mi is, az aktuális szabályokat figyelembe véve te is viselj maszkot!
Köszönjük az együttműködést!

Carry on with our members and their secret creative-corners!
Another member shows to us a place where ideas materialized!

strong>Responser: Zsófia Beliczay ceramic- and textile designer

Zsófi prefers the afternoon and evening for work - but in fact in the morning she mostly teaches or go for a walk with her dog, or simply just stay in bed... Her favourite tool is the loom, the work with it is like meditation. She feels lucky to work with wide variety of materials: clay, concrete, wood, papers, textiles and cominations of these. This kind of multidisciplinary cames by chance at first, but now she rather enjoy it... She drinks tea for work - every type of it, but always without sugar or sweetener, and always drinks it hot - without any rum. :)
If she has a block in a process she usually sleps on it - and the answer come in her dreams. (She believes in her dreams since graduation when a dream helped her in literature exam.) She likes listening to music next to work, but she can watch movies or intervies too. Her latest good experienc was a talk with Krisztián Grecsó (who is a writer), it was interesting how a serious disease can change one's world. What she really needs: more place! Now she always has to put an order before a new process to have enough place for it. She just started her Instagram-page with a new series of pattern-design, and she really enjoy to use fel pens for this activity instead of computer.

Further more about Zsófi and her works HEREtalálhattok!