Hungarian - scribus-templates.net · 44 2011 HUBA Hungarian Bazaar LEAF DIFFERENCE Cardboard design LEAF Difference explore all possibilities paper might have LEAF Difference Ltd

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Hungarian

interior

ceramics& porcelain

glass

jewellery

fashion clothing& accessories

textile art

4 Leaf Difference6 Bokor8 Cardboard lamp design10 Luciole12 Moringa14 Lubloy16 Simon18 Vida20 Grünfelder22 Jegenyés24 Szilágyi26 Gajcsi28 Gera30 Kecskés32 Kinema design34 Koós36 Panyizsuzsi38 Rododendron40 Sarossy42 Soós44 Stomfai46 Zafira & Sam48 Blue Paprika50 Buttondoll52 Huber54 Ilinx!56 Lengyel58 Lookrecia60 Mozaik62 Origamibag64 Pantomime desing66 Realfaery68 Xthismo70 Bobály72 Carlile74 Kanics76 Kovács78 Szentiványi80 Enamel art82 Briella84 Miku

cuties, book binding, enamel art

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LEAF DIFFERENCECardboard design

LEAF Difference explore all possibilities paper might have

LEAF Difference Ltd. is a Hungarian professional manufacturer of cardboard fur

niture for home and office use. Our expertise comes from our proprietary techno

logy and techniques to design and produce high quality cardboard furniture.

Main characteristic of our cardboard furniture

Modern, popular, creatively designed, lightweight, very portable, easy to as

semble, fashionable, stylish and flexible for different design.

The company philosophy

At LEAF Difference, we use leadingedge, proprietary technologies to provide

topquality products and services that contribute to the advancement of sustai

nability as well as improved health and environmental protection in society.

With the launch of LEAF products we are creating new values and lifestyle to our

customers.

Our corporate philosophy is based on the recognition that our mission, through

our sustained corporate activities, is to significantly contribute to the realisation

of a society where anybody can feel to be at “home” with a sense of fulfilment

and satisfaction.

The brand

We do not imitate other furniture we just take the functionality element out of it.

Under our main brand we differentiate five categories:

LEAFpro – office furniture’s and products LEAFexhibit – exhibition display

sets LEAFhelp – furniture for catastrophe management LEAFkids – furnitu

re and toys for children LEAFhome – home furniture’s and products

Contacts: LEAF Difference Ltd. H2040 Budaörs, 2 Gyár u. Phone:

+36.23.887.595 Mobile: +36.30.496.5057 [email protected]

www.leafdifference.com

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BOKORGyöngyi BokorInterior design

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There are no more axioms. For any suggestion there may be several design solutions, and I only play with the possible answers.

These ideas I have are usually about a traditional, classical formulation that I make fun out of.

Designer Gyöngyi Bokor showcase at 100% Design Hungarian pavilon as

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Cardboard lamp

Dániel Lőrincz & Vasquez Alberto

When we decided to use the cardboard as raw material, it was very

important that the objects we design cannot be only papermade co

pies of existing objects. We was searching for that paperlike form which

is or which could be typical for this material. This form should be able to

give something also functional and emotional which can only be

added by using paper.

The structure of the lamp was inspired by a blade of grass which be

comes a construction by only one lengthwise folded edge. This way we

have created a built construction which merely just holds the light sour

ce and by this it also defines it ’s exact position in the space.

The backlight located on the backside of the lamp cause lower

contrast so our eyes do not get exhausted so fast as in case of a re

gular desk lamp. In addition because of the double sided lighting we

do not have to use other light source while we are working as it expos

es the whole room pleasantly reducing the energy wasting. The lamp

operates with cold white LEDs which lights with the colour gamut of the

sun at noon. This colour makes the customer wideawake using the lamp

because of our reflexes.

The Daru lamp is made of strong naturalcoloured corrugated card

board which fits well in both the technological and the biological cyc

le. This not only reduces but eliminates the production of waste.

Because of the easy shipping and storing the lamp can be sold un

folded. The customer folds the prefabricated body to the appropriate

form. With this process even the users get involved in the creation and

so the object itself becomes more important to them.

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LUCIOLEhandmade mood Zsuzsanna SzentirmaiJoly

Works in the field of textile crafting / designing and visual arts.

In the process of weaving, she combines the original qualities of the

various materials used as wefts with sensuality and humour thanks to the

outofcontext elements.

“LUCIOLE” – these original lamps create a unique atmosphere

because of the meticulous technique and the very careful selection of

materials and colours. Stripes or tiny dots of light, and size label bands

make each single piece unique. (The handmade lampshade can slide

in an Ikea “Gyllen” type wall lamp structure.)

She participated in several international exhibitions: DesignKOREA,

Seoul (2005); Designmai Festival Berlin (2004); Internationale

Handwerksmesse, Munich (2003); „European Way(s) of Life”, Carrousel

du Louvre, Paris (2002); Festival International du Design, St. Étienne

(2002).

She has been granted the Akademie Schloss Solitude Fellowship

(20092011); the Marie Claire Special Prize (2011); the Association of

Hungarian Artists Grant (MAOE) (2003, 2008); the Lajos Kozma Craft

Fellowship (2005, 2006, 2007), and the Erasmus scholarship for the

Hochschule der Künste in Berlin (2000). She is a current fellow of the

Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart.

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MORINGARéka Molnár

Colours have not only aesthetic role, but they also have an impact on the functions of human body, especially on the vegetative system. With adequate choices of colours for interior decoration environmental conditions could be created which influences the psychological functions of human beings in certain ways.

Colour variations of MORINGA textiles are chosen based on activities taking place in the different premises of a home.

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LUBLOYZoltán LubloyPorcelain designer

Designer Zoltán Lublóy believes you only need a little novelty or something of the extraordinary to make everyday objects of dull forms and measures best sellers.

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SIMONEdina SimonCeramic Art

I make my object for those customers who prefer versatility and the unique items to the manufactured uniformity. For you who consider important a common meal at home...for you who consider important the return of your guests...

For you who would like to surprise you your fellow with a special gift...

I make such things that are being part of the garden and home culture and radiate cheerfulness into the weekdays.

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VIDAJudit Vida

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Ceramic Art

I have been creating my porcelain objects for 30 years, these are functional as well as decorative art objects. For me it is important my objects have a unique shape that gives them a characteristic look.

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GRÜNFELDERJudit GrünfelderGlass design

EDUCATION: Hungarian University of Arts and Design, Silicate Department ? AWARDS: Socrates Erasmus Scholarship (4 months), ESTGAD, Portugal ? EXHIBITIONS: 2007 TestTeszt (BodyTest), Közelítés Gallery, Pécs | 2007 Ambient Frankfurt, Ajka Cristal, Irene, PolandGermany | 2006 Ambient Frankfurt, Ajka Cristal, Germany | 2003 Transzflexio exhibition, Gödör, Budapest | 2003 Saint Étienne Biennial

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JEGENYÉSJusztina JegenyésGlass design

I am a glass designer. My favourite techniques are blowing and casting. I mostly make unique vases, paperweights and cast glass sculptures. My other works are glasses, pitchers, plates, pendants, brooches (jewels) and architectural glassworks.

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SZILÁGYICsilla SzilágyiGlass design

„Without realizing it, the individual composes his life according to the laws of beauty even in times of greatest distress.” /M. Kundera/

With my creation of art objects and so called dividing walls I would like to make the wings of human space more livable and even more lovable. I think it is important that both my standardized production objects and single objects convey positive energy without reference to actual trends.

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GAJCSIBlanka GajcsiJewellery Design

19972002 (high school of art sin Pécs faculty in noble metal smith department)Teacher, Master: Bence Váradi2002. Grouped Highschool Graduation exhibition, Approach Gallery, Pécs20032009 University of Pécs Faculty of Music and Visual Arts, Qualification of SculptorsMasters: Tamás Gaál, Ferenc Varga, Márta Nagy, Colin Foster2006. Symposium of Stonesculptors, Monostorapáti 2007. Ceramic meeting, Siklós2007. Erasmus fellowship, Dumlupinar University, Kütahya, Turkey2007. National appointment for sculptors of wood, Nagyatád2008. 10. Nationwide exhibition for sculptors of wood , Nagyatád

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GERANoémi GeraJewellery Design

Noémi Gera makes jewellery out of paper, aluminium, ribbon, furs, and synthetic materials. Sometimes out of silver. She takes ‘usual ’ materials and makes unusual objects.

Graduated from the Metal Design Faculty at MoholyNagy University of Craft and Design in Budapest,2005. CEEPUS Scholarship at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, 2002; ERASMUS Scholarship at the Faculty of Design at the Lahti Technical Academy (presently the Lahti University of Applied Sciences), Finland, 2004; Kozma Lajos Scholarship, Budapest 20072009.

III prize for “Cheese and fruit knives” in the 5th “Tabke” Art of Design Biennial, Kraków, 2003.

Special prize awarded by the Hungarian Design Council for the paper jewellery in the 27th Hungarian Design Award Competition, 2006.

2011 Zsolnay Competition of Hungarian Applied Arts Museum, special prize awarded.

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KECSKÉSOrsolya KecskésJewellery Design

I create unique and smallscale jewellery and useful common objects. In addition to creative work I also teach. My objects are simple and clean and feature some playfulness.

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KINEMA DESIGNeM2 open Studio:

Jewellery Design

Glass jewellery recycled glass design and interior decoration.

My name is Maria KisNemeth and I`m a hungarian glass jewelry designer. I work in my studio in Budapest, capital of Hungary. Design and create is my profession. All of my products are oneofakind and made from high quality materials with the name of Kinema Design, my own brand. Usually I work with fusing techniques but I love the way to mix different kind of materials as glass and fabric. These two materials create a harmonic connection for me. New collection: was made of recycled bottles design jewels and hangers.

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KOÓSDaniella KoósJewellery design and fashion clothing

If you ever wanted to reorganize your bookshelf before your flight, then Koodform is made for you.

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PANYIZSUZSIPanyizsuzsiJewellery Design

We at Panyizsuzsi believe modern handmade jewellery of quality is an important element in today ’s fashions for women and men. We design and produce clean simple glass jewellery with geometric shapes and strong colour combinations to make a statement reflecting timeless elegance.

Zsuzsi Panyi was born in 1975 and grew up in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. As her father was an engineer in the glass industry with a patent on glass ingredients and had a homebased business, she saw and played with melted glass at an early age. She received her Master of Architecture degree at the Technical University of Budapest. Throughout her studies she spent quite a lot of time researching and using glass structures. After graduating, she dedicated a majority of her time to her family and her three children. Later, she moved from Budapest to a nearby village called Szentendre, where numerous artists and architects live. Living in such an inspiring environment, she rediscovered the art of glass and started glass fusing in early 2007 and became acquainted with lampworking later that year.

She is inspired by the modern style of the mid 20th century, as well as contemporary art, and believes in the importance of beauty in every part of our lives.

Bold colours and simple, geometric shapes are the trademark of her unique, highquality glass pieces.

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RODODENDRON jewellery

White heaven of Hungarian Contemporary and retro design. Works of young local artists: jewellery, accessories, bags, special fun art souvenirs, notebooks, Lomograpy cameras and films and more...We were rated 8th on Time Magazine's Budapest City Guide list. See you in Budapest!

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SAROSSY– tailormade jewelleryZsuzsa SárossyJewellery Design

A real unique piece of jewellery suits not only the person wearing it, but also the occasion. Can complement a beautiful dress, but as a dominant piece can even become the leitmotif of the outfit.

SAROSSY – let's dream your jewellery together!

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SOÓSAndrea SoósJewellery Design

As girls we love to admire the peculiar, fantastic shaped jewelleries but when it comes to buy a nice piece we choose a familiar, accustomed shaped. The very same made by Andrea Soós from old, wornout wristwatches or inherited jewelleries from grannie or battered puffbox.

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STOMFAI Krisztina StomfaiJewellery Design

„I work with silver because it's a marvellous material. I like designing rings because it's big challenge to find out a shape of new one. So I make fancy rings from silver which you'll fall love...”

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ZAFIRA&SAM

Jewellery Design

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BLUE PAPRIKASzilvia Pálffy & Teréz Szűcsfashion clothing & accessories

The designers of Blue Paprika are looking into the past for a glimpse to the future. While exploring their roots, they create contemporary interpretation of it. They rethink folk motifs, colours, materials into strong statement pieces.

The collection leads us into the rich world of Hungarian folk art, considered hautecouture by the designers. Folk shapes, decorations and colours are an infinite source of inspiration for them. In their styles denim and historic wear match naturally as if taking us to a travel through time.

The clothes don’t mean to shock but represent real beauty which gives character to those who wear them.

This is not a seasonal collection, we suggest to wear the pieces at special occasions. Only one style can melt harmonically in one’s wardrobe, as they are always classical with a twist.

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BUTTONDOLLMárta Szabófashion clothing & accessories

Design Bags and Handpainted Dolls

A look that is my statement of fun, art and unique style is Buttondoll Design.

My name is Marta Szabo, designer of Buttondoll. I`m a very curious person and therefore get my inspiration from music, photographs, films, from meeting people, discovering new places, attitudes and new trends around the world.

With all of my life experience I continue to be inspired and make awesome oneofakind bags and dolls that I hope u can fully appreciate and love.

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HUBERKinga HuberJewellery design and fashion clothing

Graduated at MOME (Hungarian Applied Art University) in 1999.

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ILINX! Flirt with a Adrienne Körtvélyfashion clothing & accessories

ILINX:Have you ever rolled on a swing crazily? Have you ever danced in a circle faster and faster until You were the rythm and the dance itself? Can you remember the fascinating feeling what these games can give you? Then, you know exactly what ILINX! is. Every game what depends on rotary motion and plays with the fracturing of your senses, giving you a blast of adrenaline and happiness, is an ILINX.

collection ILINX:The ILINX collection is playful, creative, and fantastic! The flush of life, the changing of the days. Pleasure for the creator and the audience too. The ILINX collection is doublefaced. The CARRY ON! series (within the ILINX) offers diversity in everyday ’s crazy gyration for the women with dynamic and modern lifestyle. The SENSELECTION series is sensual, instinctive, the expression of the inner effeminacy.

ILINX and LONDON!How does everyday art and fine art reflect to each other? Are we looking into the mirror or drawing up ideals? I think both. A good collection, I believe , do not accent the bodily capability, but expresses the inner characteristic. Founding the romantic, classic, dramatic, creative ourself, and also developing it. All between the flashing everyday coordinates, trying to answer presentday problems.

As usual, starring is effeminacy, but our instruments have widen radically. The art of the moment, fashion, will bear a new meaning through the realistic and nostalgic portraits of JÁNOS KOVÁCS painter.

The first eight pieces of the picture series debuts in London, calling and waiting for answer: who are women in XXI. century?Instinctive or mannered? Background or central? Dream or reality?We create the answer!

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LENGYELZsuzsi Lengyel fashion clothing & accessories

I like colours.I like to combine the textures with different surfaces, try new materials.I like to use old textures, every centimetre tells a new story.I like that the shabby clothes revival again.I like that bags are born from my thoughts.

Each and every bag is a part of mine.

Years ago I made design and implementation of woman clothes and accessories.

After a long break, when my twin kids become five years old „big boys”, I opened my small store at the Jaszai Mari square in Budapest. The store is not only a shop but on the gallery the sewing machine is clattering, here my thoughts come true one after the other and become real bags.

My bags are limited serials models but it is my pleasure to prepare by order.

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LOOKRECIAÁgnes Bicsérdifashion clothing & accessories

Lookrecia is a new fashion brand, established in 2007, specialising in

unique and limited edition clothes. Mostly silkscreen details and hand

made techniques are mixed which make the clothes more extraordinary

as well as unique. They are produced in Hungary/EU in small quantities.

Behind the name Lookrecia is a graduated fashion and textile de

signer, Ágnes Bicsérdi, she studied at the MoholyNagy University Of

Art And Design, Budapest and at the London College Of Fashion, in

the UK.

For her fashion debut, she was honoured with the first prize of the

Hungarian Fashion Design Competition called “Divatolimpia” in 2005

and 2006. The Igedo Company invited her in 2007 to exhibit her works

in a 12 sqm big stand on the CPD (Collection Premiere Düsseldorf) in

the New Discovery section. Also in 2007 she qualified for the finals of

an international design competition called “Talente 2007″, and she

exhibited her works in Munich as well. In 2008 she took part in a Euro

pean competition, called “Createurope – The Fashion Design Award”,

she qualified for the finals and had a fashion show in Berlin. In 2009 the

organisers of the Createurope competition invited her for a 6 week fel

lowship in Berlin, including a flat and showroom/ atelier.

Lookrecia clothes are available in Berlin/Germany, in Mandal/Nor

way and in Budapest/Hungary. We are looking for buyers and retailers

around the world, also wholesalers are welcome to contact us.

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MOZAIKBea Somodyfashion clothing & accessories

All my collections of clothes are redesigned ones made out of old fashioned clothes. Sometimes I use handmade bits and parts to start the creative work other times I recreate an existing dress.

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ORIGAMIBAGBoglárka Tóthfashion clothing & accessories

Not Just a Bag.

For urbanites, bikers, outdoor festival lovers.http://www.wix.com/bogibo/origamibag

Origami "Felicita"Square designBright colorful tote for city crawlers with a number of tricky pockets made of denim and leather. Contains waterproof material under its welt. It's A4 friendly :)

Origami "Beach"Square designUse it as a backpacker or tote or even clutch folding is easy thanks to the hookandloop fasteners. Unfold and you can sit on it too. Water resistant inside, adjustable handles.

Origami "Picnic"Rectangle designFor skillful users only :) Hookandloop fasteners on one side of this classic checked denim for sunny weekends out in the greens!

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PANTOMIME Anikó TóthKónya & Andrea Husztifashion clothing & accessories

Pantomime Design was founded in 2009. We create fashion clothing accessories decorated by our own graphics that we apply by screenprinting.

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Realfaery – the funky felt Betty Fekete fashion clothing & accessories

I found that using silk saree for nuno felting is very unique so you will hardly see it in other shops. All items in my shop are oneofakind, unique.

My priotity is to make high quality, affordable and wearable clothing, in the same time you can feel very special in any of these garments.

Felt making is a fiber art, what you can wear comfortably to amaze people around you!

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XTHISMO fashion clothing & accessories

XTHISMO is a Hungarian designer label floated by two sisters that was established in 1999 when they launched their first collection. Since then the label has grown into a wide collection, including bags and accessories too. They ran their own fashion store in Budapest for years, and meanwhile their collections were sold in Berlin as well.

Their aim was to realize a brand that is unique, stylish and confident, bearing an experimental spirit in itself. Their designs reflect contemporary, artfully elements, while using lines from everyday comfortable fashion. They strive to create easytowear pieces of long lasting quality and functionality. The label acknowledges current trends, while still keeping to its originality.

The label was represented at a number of Hungarian and international design markets, fashion shows, publications, media, hairshows, webshops. However, they are constantly spreading their collections local & international as well.

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BOBÁLYKatalin BobályTextile design/Felt

I produce wall tapestries from felt. These big size hand made textiles are from 100% wool and made by unique felt making technique. These pictures can be placed into bedrooms, children's rooms or in offices as well. The product is suitable for hotel room decorations.

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CARLILEFlóra CarlileKovácsTextile design/Felt

The majority of my work, in particular the garments and accessories, is created using a combination of high quality handdyed merino wool and handdyed silk fibre and fabrics. This technique is popularly referred to as „nunofelt”. The two materials are worked together and the difference in shrinkage between the wool and silk results in a varied, highly textured surface which is surprisingly durable. I also make hats using traditional hatter ’s forms, but adding twists and variations throughout the process to create unique, somewhat unorthodox pieces.

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KANICSMárta KanicsTextile design/Felt

Cheer up collection

My art work is focused on colours. I deal with psychic influence of colours several years. I am really interested in the harmony of colourist expressing moods with colours. My primary focus is on the mystical force radiating from certain colours and tonus of colours. This force attracts and inspires me in my work while making coasters collection. From 2007 I have continuously improve and expand my coaster product.

Lighttex collection

My phosphorescent textile panels collection that fit in a modern and minimalist environment with their patterns and sharps. During the night, fluorescent patterns make the interior rather atmospheric with the light gradually fading for 30 minutes. I offer my collection everyone who are interested in the special design. Phosphorescent textile panels collection made with the support of Lajos Kozma Craft and Design Grant

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KOVÁCSGabriella KovácsTextile design/Felt

I graduated from the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts. I am a member of the Association of Hungarian Artists, and the Studio of Young Artists and Designers. My works have been on display at a number of exhibitions since 1997.

I design woven carpets, tapestry and felted wallhangings on personal order. The dialogue between me and the customer, the desired function, as well as the atmosphere and colourscheme of the future location of the application of the work are all taken into consideration in the process of making different formal and colour plans. Then based on the plan eventually chosen by the customer, I prepare the carpet's basic outline plan. Following the procedure of collecting the required raw material, I carry out most of the dyeing of the yarns, wools and silks myself.

I started felt making in 1998. I am ever since amazed at the magic of limitless creation of the wonderful shapes and colours from the smooth woollen fibres by various felt making techniques. I make felted space and wall art, carpets, wallhangings, outfit accessories and children's toys. In recent years, I have been thinking in ever growing size. As the surface of my works expand the tiny details and factures of my art become more and more delicate. During the process of felting, I have been experimenting with monofilament yarns in my latest projects.

I mix modern techniques with traditional uses of materials. I make the surfaces of my works extraordinary by bringing woollen flakes, monofilaments, carded Hungarian racka wool and merino wool together, each representing different character. I melt silkfibres, silkyarns and loosely woven silk into my felting, thus, my felting art acquires a paintinglike quality and at the same time, the textile's qualities are left unchanged. I lead the spun woollen yarns sometimes in parallel, sometimes in tangled and other times in virtuosic lines, thus the surface becomes plastic and vivid together with the help of layering and cuttingout.

Using technical versatility and passing the traditional treasury of patters behind, I plant my own ideas into felt.

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SzentiványiEnikő Szentiványi Székelytextile art

My textile pictures are made from different fabrics, with appliqué and embroidery techniques. I am using the sewing machine like a pencil, to draw on my fabrics with the threads. This is the way I can make my thoughts and my inspirations visible to others.

I like using contrasting textures, photos and metal sheets, with different types of thread and like them to be very tactile.

I can relive the memories, and I can remember my feelings, while I am stitching on the photos of things I have experienced. It is a form of meditation.

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ENAMEL ARTIstván Vágóenamel art

He creates tabloid enamel paintings since 1996, his masters were Endre Szász and Mihály Kátai.

He won 1st prize at Cherry Creek Arts Festival in 1998.Since then he was invited for many exhibitions in the USA:2000 Pittsburgh USA2001 Lanchaster USA2002 Orlando USA2003 Pittsburgh USA20052007 SanFrancisco USA2008 Pittsburgh USA2009 Wasington DC USAHe won first prize two times, Three Rivers Arts Festival award in Pittsburgh given by Carnegie Museum in 2005 and Cherry Creek Arts Festival award in 1998 in Denver.He is regularly invited to Hungarian Craftstmen and Folk Art Festival too.

Hungarian awards, prizes:2002 Hungarian Applied Arts University award2004 National Cultural Inheritage Ministry Award

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BRIELLA– bookbinding designGabriella Moldvaitraditional handmade bookbinding

Gabriella Moldvai is the founder and leader of a shop and workshop belongs to a generations of bookbinders who were brave and energetic to go back to the roots of their craft and receive a rich,old tradition, giving the art of bookbinding impetus of a new age.

Using Victoria pattern on its bindery BRIELLA greets the 160 years anniversary of Herend Porcelain Manufacture.

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MIKU cuties

Our secret: we'd like you to be happy and if you are happy, we are glad of that!

By the way, we are four Dóri, Éva, Miki and Robi. We do everything together since we were wee small. We designed and painted our own playground, and softened the dangerous parts with mushy plush. We make our sandwiches together, and laugh and laugh all day! This is how we like it!

When we are not together, we think of each other a lot.

If you'd still like to, after all this nonsense, check our reference works, and bios!

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artists and designers of various fields outside

Hungary. Our mission is to help new designs/

labels/brands or individual artists reach an

international audience in Europe and in Ja

pan. The notion of HUBA came after we ha

ve recognised costs prohibit fresh talents to

participate at trade fairs abroad which is

where the HUBA exhibition plays a vital part.

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