Artists

Kata Koleszár, Márta Kiss, Dániel Sallay, Gabor Szenteleki, György Cséffai, Csaba Fürjesi, Judit Horváth Lóczi, János Árpád Kazinczy, Kristóf Kecső, Dániel Nagy, Anna Olah, Eszter Poroszlai, Sámuel Vidákovich, Kati Vilim

Press release

Throughout our lives, we cling to countless things. We long for stability in an ever-changing world, so we cling to places, people, and habits that offer us security and define how we see ourselves. Yet the familiar can also become an invisible barrier: as we hold on to it, we may limit our own possibilities. At other times, we must let go of precisely what we would still like to hold on to. A conscious decision and a forced farewell are different experiences, yet both reshape our relationship to what was previously a part of our lives. Letting go is rarely a single, decisive moment. Rather, it is a slow, sometimes contradictory process in which feelings of relief and loss can coexist. It does not necessarily mean forgetting: what was important to us can continue to live on within us, even as it shapes our present in a different way. The exhibition titled ON LETTING GO explores these shifting bonds through the lenses of personal memory, human relationships, and creative decisions.