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Walled-up window
EN/ In the painting, the Walled-up window painting is ominous in itself. The wildly sprawling vegetation and the water-damaged, damp plaster indicate that the house is abandoned.
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Prospects
2022, living flower, artificial flower, Plexiglass, vase, 50 x 50 cm. EN/ A group exhibition titled “2057 – Personal Utopias” opened on April 27, 2022, at the MANK Gallery in Szentendre, following a competitive…
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Wanderer I.-II.
EN/ In the animation titled “Wanderer” (Bolyongó), we see a naked figure walking in circles day and night with Sisyphus-like persistence. The act of walking in circles evokes the ritualistic nature of a round…
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Minotaur
EN/ In the painting titled “Minotaur,” we see a male figure wearing a goat mask in a half-length portrait composition. According to Greek mythology, the Minotaur is a half-human, half-bull creature to whom virgins…
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Fertility
EN/ Fertility – action, installation, PET bottle, straw, paper, ink, water, plastic tray, 2021. In the action-installation titled “Fertility”, my original intent was to articulate the meaning of the word creativity through the medium…
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About my paintings – 2020.
EN/ In my work, I process the visual environment that surrounds me. At times, my focus is on clearly articulable narratives; at others, I engage with impressions, sensations, or associations, always prioritizing a psychological…
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About my paintings – 2014-2019.
EN / Between 2014–2019, my paintings’ main character was a nude female figure wearing a helmet, which I expressed repeatedly, embedded in different contexts. The helmet is a personal object and closure. It is…
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DEGREE EXHIBITION / DIPLOMAKIÁLLÍTÁS
DIPLOPORT, M21 Gallery, Pécs, Hungary, 2016.
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Aknai Tamás írása: […] ott senkit sem lát […] / […]is seeing thar nobody[…] Erdei Adrienn kiállítása VNA Galéria (Pécs, Jókai tér 2.), 2016.
EN/HU Behind the quote of Gabriel García Márquez’ One Hundred Years of Solitude “[…]sees nobody there[…]” Adrienn Erdei belongs to a generation of artists who emerged in the 2010s exposed to the contemporary art…
