FINE ARTS MUSEUM - RENAISSANCE HALL, BUDAPEST (HU)
They are a platform for the joint interactivity of several persons and utilise the most progressive technologies.
2009 October
Museum of Fine Arts, Renaissance Hall
1146 Budapest, Dózsa György út 41.
Two other venues:
Museum of Applied Arts
1091 Budapest, Üllői avenue 33-37.
Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest
1121 Budapest, Zugligeti avenue 9-25.
Antal Kelle's ArtFormer works were most recently displayed in Dessau in the Bauhaus Kandinsky/Klee Master House, then in Hungary at the Exhibition Hall of the Hungarian Patent Office. His large-sized figures created for the 2009 Budapest Design Week are hung in the Renaissance Hall of the Museum of Fine Arts. They are a platform for the joint interactivity of several persons and utilise the most progressive technologies. From the point of view of interactivity the almost 6 metre tall statue couple that uses the entire space is exceptional in art history. Visitors of the museum can directly modulate them, while others can watch and remotely move the statues from two other venues – the Museum of Applied Arts and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest. No one knows the other in this relationship. The indirect behaviours and reactions revealing themselves in the movements of the statues fall into play or co-operative acceptance or even denial. (In partnership with Budapest Design Week 2009)
Organised by ArtFormer Studio and Museum of Fine Arts
