The Sight Bass
Size: 85 × 118 cm, Weight: 30 kg

The artwork depicts a bass instrument with a background made of buttons, tiny fasteners, and zipper pulls.
The outline of the bass is separated from the background by dark blue glass beads.

The frame is covered with black velvet fabric.
At the center of the bass, there is an old metal sieve, through which guitar and piano strings are threaded.
The middle part is also decorated with lace, cords, and a raindrop shape.

The piece invites visitors to use multiple senses.
You can smell different scents and hear gentle sounds — bells, rattles, and other small sound elements — hidden within the contours and parts of the bass.

The handle of the bell is made from blue cotton fabric with a silky texture and a bluish-grey loop, where balls and small rattles can move and create sound.

The artwork was inspired by an opera performance in Budapest, where I met one of the orchestra's musicians who called himself "The Sight Bassist."

The Time

The artwork is 56 by 72 centimeters in size and weighs about 10 kilograms.
It shows a large tactile clock, about the size of a family pizza – made to be seen and touched.

At the center of the clock, there is a clock hand.
Around it are rattles, spices, buttons, lace, and a coffee pot lid, all wrapped in green, red, and bronze-colored fabrics.
Below the hand, there are two small balls that make a sound like church bells when moved.

The edge of the clock is made of green felt fabric with zippers, buttons, soft half marbles, and small bells of many sizes.
The frame is decorated with green and turquoise felt, a necklace, yellow-green patterned fabric, and gray upholstery fabric with black-and-white yarn on the outside.

This artwork shares a simple message:
It is time to make our dreams come true and to show love to others.

The artwork has the shape of a standing rectangle.
In the center, there is an instrument that looks a bit like a guitar.
It is made of seeds, buttons, and colorful fabrics.
Hidden inside the artwork are small parts of a cuckoo clock.

The middle area is decorated with pearls, buttons, and a key.
On the right side, there are strings with buttons and many apricot seeds wrapped in turquoise cotton thread.

I must admit — there is no cuckoo and no finch to be found in this artwork.
That's why it is called "Where is the Cuckoo?"

Both sides are decorated with small objects, such as scented candles and soft brown cotton.
The colors that can be felt are pink, brown, turquoise blue, and green.

The frame is made of threaded fabric in white and black shades.
In the background, you can feel cotton material decorated with bells, pearls, and green fabrics.

The Giant Footprint

The artwork is a horizontal rectangle, measuring 47 × 77 cm.
The frame is made of gray-purple and burgundy silk fabrics.
It is decorated with purple beads, threads, wool, stones, a purple leather bracelet, and a heart-shaped medal.
The frame is also outlined with a yellow cord.

The main feature of the artwork is a large footprint.
The background shows various shades of yellow, light blue, green, and light brown.

The footprint is made of glass stones, buttons, pieces of earplugs, threads, beads, cloves, cinnamon powder, and different small balls.
The balls include: a large ball filled with colorful threads, massage balls, fur-covered balls, leather balls, balls wrapped with yellow thread, and a glass ball decorated with beads in a pyramid shape.