Mátyás Fusz Explores Perception Boundaries at Cairo Contemporary
At Cairo Contemporary in Budapest, Mátyás Fusz presents his solo exhibition titled 'No Bottom, No Top,' which explores the boundaries of perception, both subjective and objective, through various sculptures, objects, and installations. A graduate in painting from the University of Pécs in 2009, Fusz completed his Ph.D. at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2021. His work investigates the complexities of defining similarity and difference. The exhibition, curated by Gábor Pintér, is organized by the Parallel Art Foundation. Fusz has showcased his art at several venues, including Budapest Gallery and Kiscelli Museum, and received the Leopold Bloom Fine Arts Award in 2023.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'No Bottom, No Top' by Mátyás Fusz
- Venue: Cairo Contemporary, Budapest
- Open 0-24h
- Organized by Parallel Art Foundation
- Curated by Gábor Pintér
- Fusz explores perception boundaries through sculptures, objects, installations
- Graduated in painting from University of Pécs in 2009
- Ph.D. from Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2021
- Previous solo exhibitions at Budapest Gallery, Kisterem Gallery, Liget Gallery
- Group exhibitions at Kiscelli Museum, Vasarely Museum, M21 Gallery in Pécs
- Won Leopold Bloom Fine Arts Award in 2023
Entities
Artists
- Mátyás Fusz
- Gábor Pintér
Institutions
- Cairo Contemporary
- Parallel Art Foundation
- University of Pécs
- Hungarian University of Fine Arts
- Budapest Gallery
- Kisterem Gallery
- Liget Gallery
- Kiscelli Museum
- Vasarely Museum
- M21 Gallery
Locations
- Budapest
- Hungary
- Pécs