Ludwig Museum
displays the great artist’s work from the beginning until the present at a retrospective exhibition – with pieces selected by
Péter Fitz
.
“When we cast a web over the world or set milestones in space and time: that is our concern and not the world’s. Probably this subjective existence also has some impact on the world. Our relation is of constant giving and receiving, throughout which we both change.
My interest has structuralist foundations. I was interested in the possibility of signification and materials. More precisely, in the associative field generated by the material when is set loose and becomes autonomous; I augmented it with disparate images, sometimes objects.
I could call this naturalism, but one that is declarative instead of descriptive.
The picture is not about something else: without circumlocution, it declares itself.” - states Gábor Záborszky.
