I just took part in a week long art “event” with 4 other young
female artists to communally work on a project and exhibition. Billed as a “workshop”
to strengthen ties between Hungarian and Australian artists, we received the
spacious “Napoleon House” (so named because Napoleon famously stayed there
after a famous battle nearby) as our communal studio to spread out and create. We
were faced with the challenge of using each others old art and discarded
prints to create a new body of work to be exhibited, an interesting concept for
many of us that forced us to try new techniques and methods of working.
Zsuzsa Farkas / Kinga Énzsöly / Mónika Viktória Diák / Laura Jade Hindes / Alexandra Georgina Németh
It was wonderful to see the cross-overs between our individual styles. The
other Australian artist was a dear friend of mine from back home, so I was
particularly thrilled to see Laura Jade again after a year being abroad.
Getting to spend our “reunion” creating art was an added bonus.
Photographs of our work to come soon.
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