Spheres
Spheres
I created imprints of spherical objects using a scanner. The result was basically shaped as a function of the two smooth movements, the movement of the object and the movement of the scanner.
By continuous scanning, the object used became walkable and the resulting image gave a substantially flat projection of the object.
At this point, the process has become reversible. Thus, by rearranging the transformation base, a kind of simulated reality, i.e. an object reconstructed by a photograph, can be created.
THE Spheres series is like trying to reproduce a ball, but in the process it becomes clear that this is not possible. Man can never perceive the whole material reality, always only a part of it. Even the scanner can only capture one band, its range does not extend beyond a slice of detection.
I created imprints of spherical objects using a scanner. The result was basically shaped as a function of the two smooth movements, the movement of the object and the movement of the scanner.
By continuous scanning, the object used became walkable and the resulting image gave a substantially flat projection of the object.
At this point, the process has become reversible. Thus, by rearranging the transformation base, a kind of simulated reality, i.e. an object reconstructed by a photograph, can be created.
THE Spheres series is like trying to reproduce a ball, but in the process it becomes clear that this is not possible. Man can never perceive the whole material reality, always only a part of it. Even the scanner can only capture one band, its range does not extend beyond a slice of detection.
The works of Enikő Gábor occupy a very special place in Hungarian fine art. Not only because they are on the border of photography and painting, or because technical awareness and experimentation fills each of her projects with newer and newer inventions and impetus, but also because they reflect the current state of image through many possible approaches, results and impacts of the digital and virtual age.
Szilvia Csanádi-Bognár
Fotóművészet 2017/1
Education
1991 - Secondary School of Visual Arts, Budapest, Hungary
1996 - Graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in Painting.
1998 - Postgraduate program, Graduated from Hungarian University of Fine Arts in Drawing and Art History Teacher.
Masters: András Baranyay , Sándor Veress , Károly Klimó
Solo Exhibitions
2017 Renovation, Reconstruction, Renaissance
ArtBázis, Budapest, (H)
2016 One Touch, Magyar Műhely Gallery, Budapest, (H)
2015 Certified Copy, Palota Gallery, Budapest, (H)
2012 Tekovské Museum, Photo Festival, Levice (Sk)
2008 Halikon, Óbuda Cellargallery - Zichy Castle (H)
2007 Reality-Traps, Nessim Gallery, Budapest, (H)
2004 Light life, Hungarian House of Photography - Mai Manó House, Budapest, (H)
2003 Contemporary Hungarian Photography, Horda Gallery, Pécs,
2000 Ferenczy Gallery, Budapest, (H)
1999 Cat's Cradle, Bolt Photo Gallery, Budapest, (H)
1997 Bolt Photo Gallery, Budapest, (H)
1996 CEU Conference Center, Budapest, (H)
1994 One-Night Exhibitions, Tabán Gallery, Budapest, (H)
1993 Tam-Tam Gallery, Budapest, (H)
Group Exhibitions
2020 Exhibition Quarantine, Art Bázis, Budapest, (H)
2018 Mutineers - Neoavantgarde and New Wave in Hungarian Photography – Kepes Institute, Eger, (H)
2017 Donne & Fotografia, Civici Musei di Udine, Udine, Olaszország
2017 The Way They See. An Overview of Hungarian Photography Warsaw National Museum, Poland
2016 Pictures and Pixels, National Salon Kunsthalle, Budapest, (H)
2016 Modernity X Hungary, Alma On Dobbin, New York, (USA)
2013 Hungarian Art Photography in the New Millennium, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest, (H)
2012 Real Time Players - 2012, FUGA, Budapest, (H)
2010 Light Box, Camera Soave 16, Soave, (I)
2006 444, Turlej Gallery. Krakow, (PL)
2005 Still Life, Óbuda Cellargallery - Zichy Castle, Budapest, (H)
2005 Light Waltz, Month of Photography, Bratislava, (SK)
2003 Contemporary Hungarian Photography, Bolt Photo Gallery, Új-Delhi, (IND)
2002 Light as a feather - Hungarian Photography in New York III, Exhibition Hall of Consulate General of Hungary, New York, (USA)
2002 Tojásbolt, (Bolt Gallery) Kunsthalle, Budapest, (H)
2002 Almería Centro Andaluz de la Fotografia, CHP Collection of Bolt Gallery, (E)
2002 Mai Manó House, Budapest, (H)
2001 XXS & XXL, Vrais Reves Gallery (Bolt Gallery), Lyon, (F)
2001 Hungarian Photographers in the Garden of the Royal Palace in Paris, Paris, (F)
2001 Monntpellier Photo Gallery, (Bolt Galéria) Kortárs magyar fotográfia, Montpellier, (F)
2000 Camera Obscura , XII. Esztergom Photography Biennial Rondella Gallery, Castle Museum, Esztergom, (H)
1999 Contact Point Hungary, Brusselsl, (B)
1998 Manu Propria, XI. Esztergom Photography Biennial , Rondella Gallery, Esztergomi Castle Museum, Esztergom, (H)
Awards
2019 Balogh Rudolf Award
2014 Megapixel - HEAA art prize
2003 MAOE - Creative Scholarship
2000 Main Prize of XII. Esztergom Photography Biennial
1998 MAOE - prize, XI. Esztergom Photography Biennial
1996 Pécsi József Photography Scholarship
1991 Domanovszky award
Public Collections
Centro di Ricerca e Archiviazione della Fotografia (CRAF)
Spilimbergo, Italy
Hungarian Museum of Photography, Kecskemét, Hungary
Collection of Gachon University, Seoul, South Korea
Nessim Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
EuroMarketing, Brussels, Belgium
Bolt Photo Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Palais des Congres, Strasbourg, France