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For Fédra Csicsely, health is not a trend, but a mission. Her family background, personal encounter with sports, and commitment to mental health have shaped her professional path, where dietetics, training, and health promotion form an interdependent system. In her work, she emphasizes simplicity, gradualness, and sustainability—because she believes that lifestyle change is not about extremes, but about conscious, small steps.
Refleks first picked up a spray can in 2009, and since then he has been consistently developing the style that many people now recognize immediately. In this interview, he talks about the thought process behind his name, his obsession with thin, precise lines, his open ambition for fame, and his view of the current state of the domestic and international graffiti subculture. Travels, iconic locations, strong opinions, and clear messages—Refleks doesn't explain, he reflects.
For Angel Twosix, graffiti was never a question, but rather a state of being. Not an explanation, not a message, not a statement—but a commitment. To letters, to creation, to that inner urge that was there long before it had a name. In this interview, he does not build a legend, define graffiti, or try to explain why it is important. He simply explains what it means to him: a source of joy, community, constant renewal – and a game that sometimes burns you out, yet you return to it again and again.
Hungary's current financial situation is characterized by both visible debt and a hidden, slow devaluation caused by steadily rising inflation. If we do not understand how both mechanisms work—the interplay between the state, the banking system, and the deterioration of money—we can easily fall into a trap as "economic slaves" whose every move leads to credit, debt, and a future of devaluation. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is an excellent digital store of value and a stable asset that protects against constantly inflating FIAT money.
Gábor Szügyi's career is a rare example of how classical artistic foundations, applied visual professions, and autonomous creation are not alternatives to each other, but rather layers that reinforce each other. From art school in Pécs to the University of Fine Arts, through Hungarian animated films and international productions, all the way to digital sculpture, his career path is defined not by a single style or medium, but by continuous learning, adaptation, and inner curiosity.
ANX does not view graffiti merely as a technique or subculture, but as a way of thinking that accompanies him throughout his life. Behind his choice of name, we can see the emergence of a darker, atmospheric visual world and a continuous transformation that shapes not only his style but also his relationship with communities and the city. His works capture moments—from an internal process in which graffiti is simultaneously presence, memory, and visual imprint.
The story of Janka Zsoldos is both inspiring and deeply human: a young woman who started out in the world of law and found her way back to herself, her inner voice, and the path on which she can truly flourish through yoga. For her, yoga is not just a form of exercise, but a way of life, a connection to body and soul, healing, community, and self-creation. Today, Janka is present in the lives of others not only as a practitioner but also as a teacher, accompanying those who come to her with sensitivity, sincerity, and authenticity on the path that leads to themselves.
The Colorful City Group paid tribute to Mór Jókai with a spectacular public art program linked to the Jókai200 anniversary: the winning fire wall painting by young artists was created on Kis Diófa Street in Erzsébetváros and has already become a permanent feature of the cityscape.
In the traditional sense, art has always been born from the shaping, arranging, and interpretation of some material: stone into sculpture, paint into pictures, sounds into music. But there is a less tangible, yet ancient form of art: the art of self-creation. This is the process in which a person creates something entirely new, higher, and more harmonious, not from external materials, but from their own essence.