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They have counted all my bones - 2025

We were what you are, and you will become what we are - 2026

The phial of eternal sorrow - 2026

How many faces does a person have, before only one remains at the end? - 2026

Garden - 2026

I fear thee now (I fear you so) - 2013

'EVE:
Adam, why hast thou stolen thus away?
So cold the last embrace thou gavest me;
And in thy face doth care or anger show,
I fear thee now.'

(from the last scene of Imre Madách: The Tragedy of Man)

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'The Tragedy of Man deals with universal human problems. This poetic drama follows the destiny of mankind from creation through stages of history into a future of a phalanstery (a Utopian commune) and the ultimate extinction of life. ' (www.britannica.com)

 

'Adam awakaned from his dream and guided by the (last) XIV scene’s horror, wants to escape to the final solution – the suicide. However Eve’s motherhood makes this act meaningless. […] The Tragedy of Man is the tragedy of the man who quits to the created world with the assistance of intellect. The final conclusion is the fall of the second world, the lost battle of humans against the nature. Even if this antithesis destroys both worlds. Though, the tragedy doesn’t question the task of the creator human (the will and the ratio) but coerces it between boundaries; the ambitions of humans cannot outstep the borders of nature’s and god’s law.' (István Sőtér – Béla G. Németh)

Bare pictures 2017

Take her around

Take her around

Ease in my coldness

Ease in my coldness

Your hand is on my hand

Your hand is on my hand

Your beauteous cheeks

Your beauteous cheeks

My hand into your hand

My hand into your hand

Slave girl of a saraceen

Slave girl of a saraceen

Her little signet ring

Her little signet ring

As many stables as...

As many stables as...

I'm standing in her garden gate

I'm standing in her garden gate

Your dashing stature

Your dashing stature

Surroundings of friends

Surroundings of friends

In this work I placed ancient Egyptian love poem excerpts next to photographs I have found on the way to my home village. There is an erotic card from a deck on each picture, paired with the poems. The juxtapositions are based on certain metaphors of the texts. The pornographic, but still aesthetic images with the passionate and emotional texts engender a grotesque and funny connection in which you can find different aspects of love; both physical and spiritual.

Window-dresser exam works 2010-2011

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