'Instinct and Software Grammar' Exhibition by Young Hungarian Artists Opens at CerModern

The "Gut Feeling & Software Grammar" exhibition, featuring works by young Hungarian artists from the Hungarian National Bank Art Collection, will be on display at CerModern until 10 November...

CerModern, preparing to celebrate its 15th anniversary and where the heart of art beats, is hosting another significant exhibition. The "Gut Feeling & Software Grammar" exhibition, presenting a selection from the art collection displayed in Hungary by the Hungarian National Bank (MagyarNemzeti Bank, MNB) under the motto "Building Cultural Bridges," opens at CerModern as of 21 September for art enthusiasts.

Realised as part of the Turkey Culture Road Festival in collaboration with the Hungarian Embassy, the Hungarian National Bank and CerModern, and curated by Hungarian Curator and Art Historian Gábor Rieder, the exhibition explores the internal logic of form configuration in contemporary artworks, placing gut feeling and software grammar side by side.

Works where instinctive forms and digital layering meet present intuitive and digital aesthetics across a wide spectrum, as young Hungarian artists examine various visual production methods.

The "Gut Feeling & Software Grammar" exhibition can be visited daily except Mondays from 10:00 to 19:00 between 21 September and 10 November.

Artists whose works are featured in the exhibition:

Róbert Batyková, Dániel Bernáth, József Csató, Ádám Dóra, Erika Fábián, István Felsmann, Márk Fridvalszki, György Gáspár, Martin Góth, Csaba Kis Róka, Zsuzsanna Kóriódi, Rita Koszorús, Judit Horváth Lóczi, Tamás Melkovics, Márton Nemes, Nikolett Balázs, Menyhért Szabó, Gergő Szinyova, Gáspár Szőke, Ádám Varga, Anthony Vasquez