Artists
Ahmet Öğüt (b. 1981) works across a variety of different media often picking up on an urban environment. With an eye for daily encounters and moments of improvisation his works address topics such as structural inequality, state suppression and forms of resistance.
Organizer: Jecza Gallery in collaboration with Diehl Gallery of Berlin
Program: 29.09.2017 - 5.11.2017
Location: The Memorial of the Revolution
Roman Ondak (b. 1966) presents elements of everyday life in an artistic context, bringing forward new approaches on social interaction, creating what would be called relational art. Following his guidance, viewers, acquaintances and family members are playing an indispensable role in his work, alongside the involvement of their own creativity as a part of the process.
Miklos Onucsan (n. 1952) lives in Oradea. His works often have a paradoxical character, inducing a tension between objective knowledge and visual perception in a moment and space where you can temporarily divert the logic of an object or of a situation towards a poetical construction.
