This temporary installation would take place over a ruin of an early ghotic church at Szent György Square in the castle district of Budapest.

The installation transforms the 2D ground plan of the church into a 3D “object”. Besides the experience of the space created by this “geometrical transformation”, the installation can give back temporarily the original function of the church, or performances, actions can take place. The lamels hanging from the temporary structure, effect an interesting light-experience with it’s transparent layers floating above the ruin. The moving lamels and the temporary and light feeling of this floating “object”, creates a contrast with the timeless and heavy ruin. Beethoven played his one and only concert in Hungary at the building next to the ruin. (7th of May, 1800) The moving lamels can remind us to the moving of the keyboard of a piano.

-2012-

“REACT”

Our team of architects collaborated with contemporary dancers for this project to get inspired by each other. We created an ever-changing space with projecting the live camera-view of paper models on canvas surfaces and plastic lamels. The dancers of the Hugarian Dance Academy were improvising and reacting on the changes and the actual character of the space.

The “action” took place at MU Theater, Budapest 27th of November 2012.

Mentor of the dancers: Mariann Gaál

Mentor of the architects: Ferenc Sebestény DLA

-2012-

Our “Interactive pixel-dream” with Szövetség’39 came true at Monor city! :)

For further information and photos check my other post:

http://glocsei.tumblr.com/post/20168650479/interactive-public-art-project-integrated-led

or the fb page of the project:

http://www.facebook.com/MukiPix?ref=ts&fref=ts

-2012-

 I designed and built this ”Ypsilon Bench” at a concrete workshop organized by Blokk  and Szövetség 39’.

Interactive public art project - Integrated LED system into cobblestones

We worked on these interactive public art installations for a tender with Szövetség 39’. The project is about creating concrete surfaces with several graphics and an integrated moving-sensitive LED system. The surfaces are telling “stories” of the city with letters, signs and graphics in the daytime, the LED system makes the surfaces interactive with moving-sensors in the evening and night.

You can find further information and more photos at the fb page of the project:

http://www.facebook.com/MukiPix?ref=ts&fref=ts

- 2012 -

In 2011 spring I helped two young artists László Hatházi and Balázs Antal in making this huge graphics for an exhibition called ‘No One Belongs Here More Than You’. We spent nearly a week with chiselling the coats of the huge wall. The plasterwork hadn’t been beated down for several decades, so we could find different colored layers which resulted in beautiful surfaces in the graphics.

Idea: László Hatházy and Balázs Antal

Kunsthalle Budapest 2011

stop-motion video by Laci: 

http://glocsei.tumblr.com/post/18721963852/in-2011-spring-i-helped-two-young-artist-laszlo

Audiovisual center in an industrial park of Budapest. 

It’s a building for recording music and make video clips. On the first floor after arriving to the lobby lightened with transome-window, you can find practice rooms, two big halls for recording videoclips with its storages, service rooms and engineering rooms. On the second floor you can find sound- and music-recording studios, rooms for the afterworks and offices.

-2010-

We filled potholes with bicycle parts. This way we created  positive “objects” using the potholes as a negative form. We put the “objects”  into an exhibition hall in order to attract attention to the actual problems of cycling in Budapest.

Joint project with Márton Benedek and Zoltán Vaits.

-2010-

The project won prizes of Metszet and ECHO magazines and epiteszforum.hu

Timber  and glass-structured bungalow in Transylvania.

The kitchen and the bathroom are standing in the flowing-space like a furniture. Inspired by the old Mies…

-2009-

Rehabilitation of an industrial area in Budapest.

The project was about making contact between the two separated sides of the railway and give a solution for utilization of the huge unused industrial area next to the busy railway. Our idea was creating a sport-center using the beautiful old brick-structured buildings and also creating a new square which can be kind of a new city-center. Although the center of Budapest is only 10 minutes by train, very few people choose this sort of public transport beacuse of the conditions.  In our plan, you can find bicycle storages and parking places for both sides of the railway to create P+R system. We designed a new “server-building” with waiting room and ticket office, and connected the two separated sides with a wide underpass including small shops, post office, etc.  These new functions of the area can popularize using  suburban trains instead of cars.

Joint project with Ábel Libisch.

- 2011 -