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The FORK 4.0 // RECOVER_I exhibition is not only a milestone anniversary, but also a story of a personal and artistic rebirth. At 40 years old, after 25 years of graffiti and 20 years of working under the name FORK, the artist's work has come to life in 3D for the first time. This exhibition is a reinterpretation of the murals, object-making techniques and materials of the past, where a new dimension, infused with digital influences, has been born from the experiences of the past.
The Genius Act paints a fateful narrative that will make stablecoins legal tender in the US, fundamentally challenging the dominance of the traditional banking system - not just in America, but globally, over time. The aim is to create a parallel financial system where citizens can manage their wealth in a self-directed way, under national control but with decentralised technology.
Over the past decades, the majority of people have gradually outsourced control of their lives to third parties - be it health, information or even their finances. Banks, states and financial institutions have provided a convenient alternative, but in return, real financial control has gradually slipped out of the hands of the individual. For those who believe in individual sovereignty, financial self-determination and responsible asset management, Bitcoin offers an alternative.
The 10 Million Tree, the Municipality of Budapest, the Main Garden and the beeco "eco-application" are launching a voluntary Water Tax programme in Budapest. Companies and individuals are already invited to join organised group watering, while individual and small group waterers can join the programme from 1 June on the beeco map app, where they can find where to buy water and where the trees to be watered are.
Two Hungarian teams were among the winners of the international Rebranding Termoli competition, which attracted 400 entries from all over the world. The winning Hungarian projects managed to do so with sensitive storytelling and visual consistency.
Enikő Váczy has created a special piece of art for the interior wall of a café, showing the symbiosis of decorative painting and nature. The creation of the decoration took her back to her childhood days of experimenting and making montages, like an art therapy process.
The artist's creative style is a kind of visual psychodrama that mixes the freedom of street art, eclectic excess, the dreamlike quality of surrealism and the honesty of dissecting the inner world. In his work he likes to put familiar characters, icons and paintings in a new context, often holding up a mirror. When he starts an inner dialogue in someone, the magic has already happened.
According to Robolution, our society is made up of screen-viewing zombies, which he reflects in his work in urban environments.
The painting is a complex series of images reflecting on the polluting impact of humanity on the environment and one way of avoiding it is to recycle. Or rather, that the possibility of this and the fate of our planet is in our hands alone.