 Born in 1962 in Dunaujvaros, Hungary
Lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Since the exposure could take as long as seven days, it was part of a process, rather than a single moment. The paper functioned as a projection surface, where each day a certain quantity of light was added to the photograph in the making. The result was a cross between a motion pictureand a still photograph, altought a definition is difficult, since both the location and the subject of the photograph were stationary. One thing is clear, however; whatever it was, it no longer had anything to do with the hunting movement of a photographer, while it had everything to do with the extension of a recording unit in time.
Solo Exhibitions (selection)
2007Space Monochrome, galerie Loevenbruck, Paris, France
2007 Solo presentation on Art Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2006 Camera Architectura, Gallery Quai 1. Images’06/ Vevey, France
2005 Constructed View (with Attila Csörgö), Galerie Willem van Zoetendaal, Amsterdam
2003 Liquid Horizon, The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal
2002 The Liquid Horizon, Gemeente Museum Deen Haag, The Hague
2001 The Liquid Horizon, Museum Ludwig, Budapest
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