On the photo: Teréz Borza: Rifle, 2006, patterned-laminated porcelain (photo by the artist)
Teréz Borza (1953) Ferenczy Noémi Award-winning porcelain and sculptor's oeuvre exhibition presents his airy, translucent porcelain sculptures as well as his rustic facture of submerged paper and mock-ups of his public sculptures made of timeless stones such as Carrara marble, Indian granite and Süttő limestone. In the artist's creations created from diverse materials, the plastic grasp of the phenomenon of light, transparency, and in close connection with this, transcendent layers of meaning can also be seen. His works (Burst of buds, Flowering, Rebirth) In many cases, its source of inspiration is the forms found in nature and their incessant renewal.
Curator: Dóra Dekovics art historian
