Terézia Hajgató
1990, Tapolca
„In addition to grappling with the broader challenges of our era, such as food scarcity and climate change, I aim to delve into more nuanced issues that directly impact individualism. These include existential crises, dilemmas surrounding childbearing, questions of ownership, and the enduring effects of both physical and psychological childhood traumas. Moreover, I seek to explore the notion of "generational legacies" and the frustrations they may evoke. As I craft my work, I envision the recipient, the viewer, navigating through an ethereal realm that straddles the boundary between fantasy and reality. This liminal space evokes childhood reveries while also mirroring the complexities of adult life.
Moving forward, my focus shifts towards articulating these phenomena within a visual framework that not only captures their essence but also prompts objective reflection on pertinent global social issues.
I firmly believe that the tools and methodologies inherent in the realm of art offer a uniquely potent means of dissecting these complexities and reconciling their inherent tensions. Through this process of self-examination, grounded in objectivity, we inch closer towards a deeper understanding and acceptance of our world."
