The Three Dots exhibition brings together Bori Om, György Orbán, and Hajnalka Tulisz, whose works delve into the thrills and frictions of big-city life. The urban environment isn’t just a backdrop here—it’s the muse, the playground, and the provocateur all at once. Each piece turns the city inside out, mapping how streets, blocks, and in-between zones shape us as much as we shape them, and how intimacy or distance grows from the ways we occupy, tweak, and negotiate public space.
Urban Friction, Human Traces
Expect works that probe everyday choreography: where bodies linger, where they’re pushed along, where the built world invites, excludes, or reroutes. The trio taps into the city’s feedback loop—desire lines in parks, improvised thresholds, shared shortcuts—tracking how design decisions harden into habit and how users rewrite them in real time.
Where and When
Free entry from May 19 to June 11 at FKSE – Association of Young Artists’ Studios (Fiatal Képzőművészek Stúdiója Egyesület). The gallery space becomes a living map of spatial politics—part study, part playground, fully urban.
