ZSÓFIA KERESZTES | IN ETHYLENE ARMS

We accompanied Zsófia Keresztes during her preparations for the exhibition IN ETHYLENE ARMS, which is on view in the Nave of St. Agnes.
Known for her fondness for creating large-scale sculptures out of pastel-colored glass mosaic tiles, the Hungarian artist has developed a characteristic visual language balancing vulnerability and vigorousness. Her shiny sculptures are reminiscent of organs, flesh, and fantastical, flamboyant figures, full of associations with mythology, philosophy, and art history. IN ETHYLENE ARMS revolves around the apple as a metaphor for femininity and motherhood and transforms the Nave into a garden of earthly delights.
Catch a glimpse into the artist’s creative process and watch the creation of her characteristic sculptures.
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