The meaning of human synchronous is: the process of examining and presenting human qualities, values, phenomena and situations at the same time. The basic line of Csaba Fürjesi's art is primarily parallel to this activity.
The human being is at the centre of his emphatic visual world, which presents barely perceptible, yet essential transitions of thought, intellectual and ideological dimensions, sometimes with a socio-critical dimension.
His works, which explore the universal fundamental questions of time and existence, reveal deeper contexts of content alongside emotional or even sacral narratives. His themes, combined with individual motifs based on collective cultural memory, and the juxtaposition of past and present, work to reinterpret the subjective sense of the duration of time, and the events of the world as it is lived and lived now.
The effects that arise from the extension and crossing of genre boundaries and the specific textures given by the various raw materials are put at the service of pictorial expression.His works, which are highly introspective, prompting self-analysis and the search for answers, open their viewers to a new kind of human-centred attention.
Csaba Fürjesi's works have not been shown to the public in Hungary since 2017. In this exhibition we have selected a selection of large-scale works from recent years.
Opening
- 6:00 pm
- The Space
The exhibition will be opened by artist Csaba Fürjesi and gallery owner Linda Bérczi.
Artist Talk: József Kárpáti (Dódi) talks with Csaba Fürjesi
- 6:00 pm
- The Space
In his works, Csaba Fürjesi raises questions that fundamentally challenge the existence of universally valid principles for explaining the world. József Kárpáti (Dódi) talks to him about his work to date and the issues that concern him in connection with his exhibition entitled Humánszinkron (Human Synchronization).
Fábián Takáts: Looking behind the curtain as a way of activating cultural memory
It's easy to fall in love with Csaba Fürjesi's photographs.
Human Synchronization – After five years, Csaba Fürjesi returns to Hungary with a solo exhibition
Ádám Rimay - What is the meaning of life? Now you can ask the question.
“This is also an honest, working profession” – Interview with artist Csaba Fürjesi
Csillag Abafáy-Deák, Lajos Kölüs – Backgrounds with Melancholy
