Falling Mask, a Glimpse into Emptiness
at the Boulevard Library
Opening: Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 6:00 PM
The exhibition will be opened by: Gréta Garami, art historian
Venue: Boulevard Library, 1066 Budapest, Teréz körút 2-4.
EDUCATION
2012-2018 │ Hungarian University of Fine Arts │ Specialisation in Sculpture
MENTORS │ Pál Kő, Péter Gálhidy, Géza Sallai
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2025 │There’s Never Good Weather│NACO Gallery, Budapest
2025 │I’ll Never Be a Respectable Person Again│Villányi Wine Bar, Budapest
2023 │Where Flowers Grow on Graves│Art9, Budapest
2022 │Turn Backwards! │ Kispont Gallery, Budapest
2017 │ MKE Calvary, Budapest
2015 │ Cellar, Budapest
AWARDS
2024 │ Díjspirál
2024 │ Gyula Derkovits Fine Arts Grant
2021 │ Searching for T-Art
2019 │ Award of Hódagro Mezőgazdasági Zrt., 66th Vásárhely Autumn Exhibition
"The human figure is the most frequent subject of my work. I usually create my sculptures from steel or wood. I juxtapose constructive forms, raw metal sheets, and various industrial profiles with organically applied material, using techniques reminiscent of modelling, as well as grinding. I carve my wooden sculptures from a single log. Sometimes I combine the two materials and their respective techniques. With one or two exceptions, my sculptures and drawings depict anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figures. I am fascinated by the boundaries of recognisability. Stains, splotches, peeling plaster, and natural formations often serve as sources of inspiration. I frequently use the faces I discern in abstract, amorphous shapes as a starting point. I find the process through which two-dimensional works give rise to three-dimensional objects, and vice versa, particularly exciting. I cannot imagine my sculptural works without their graphic precursors. My themes include everyday life, human relationships, eroticism, the depiction of extreme emotions, portraits created from life or memory, heads, the human body and torso, mythical creatures, allegorical figures, and the notion of transience." - Tamás Drabik
The exhibition is open to the public during the library’s opening hours until December 23.
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Photo: Tamás Drabik
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