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OPEN SPACE CONTEMPOrAry ArT GrOUP<br />
ERIKA CSEGÖLDI<br />
Textile Artist and Fashion Designer<br />
Born<br />
Marosludas (Luduș), Transylvania, 1971<br />
SZANTI founding member<br />
Education<br />
University of Arts and Design — MOME,<br />
Textile Design Department, Budapest, 1998<br />
Memberships<br />
Hungarian Artists Association,<br />
Young Artists’ Studio, Art Association of Bajai Istvan Nagy,<br />
Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists Association<br />
Contact<br />
Mobil: +3670 3334 382; E-mail: csegoldie3@gmail.com<br />
Web: www.coroflot.com/erikas; f-bo<strong>ok</strong>: ECS-by-Erika-Csegoldi<br />
by MKISZ, Palazzo Morando Costume Museum, Palazzo Insimbardi, Milan,<br />
Italy / 2011 “Red Brides”, with the support of MKISZ, Pentatonia Exhibition,<br />
Balassi Institute, Brussels, Belgium; “Red Brides” Design Terminal and<br />
HungExpo Exhibits, Budapest / 2010 “Secrets, Lovers, Female Boudoirs”,<br />
Zsolnay Exhibit Hall, Törley Winery, Budapest; “MA: Eat Maca ron”, Tallinn,<br />
Hungarian Institute, Estonia / 2009 “MA: Eat Macaron”, Fise Gallery, Budapest<br />
/ 2008 “Japanese Rococo”, Gábor Klauzal Budaf<strong>ok</strong>-Tétény Cultural<br />
Center / 2007 “Tradition and Quality”, Torley Champagne Cellars, Zsolnay<br />
Hall, Budapest / 2005 "Chinese Brides", Fise Gallery, Budapest; “1+25<br />
Objects” Chinese-Hungarian Renaissance, Museum of Applied Art Buda -<br />
pest / 1997 “Stratification”, Workshop, Nahjjö, Sweden / 1996 “Indigo<br />
Emergence, Everlasting Flower”, Textile Expo, Lille France<br />
Since 2004 Erika Csegöldi has been participating<br />
regularly in both group and individual exhibitions.<br />
Up until 2006 she worked as a fashion designer<br />
for a number of Hungarian clothing companies,<br />
designing fashion clothing for both men and<br />
women, following seasonal trends from urban<br />
elegance to light sports style. Starting in 2008,<br />
she designed several costumes and scenery for<br />
the Hungarian German Theater in Szekszárd.<br />
Since 2011 she has been working as an Art,<br />
Fashion Design and Fashion History Teacher,<br />
currently at the András Jelky Secondary School<br />
of Applied Arts in Budapest.<br />
Awards: 1996 “Indigo Emergence” Home Textile Applications —<br />
ranking 13th / 2006 Candy Ready-to-Wear Deluxe, International<br />
participation; WAMP Unique Collection of Limited Series Collection<br />
and Items, Introduction of Own personal brand, ECS / 2007 Törley<br />
Champagne Cellars — Tradition and Quality Competition — Special<br />
Prize; The Budapest XXII. District Municipal Office’s Chosen Artist of<br />
the Month for her haute-couture fashion clothing pieces. / 2011<br />
“Re-Button It!” — 35th finalist in the Hungarian Competition with<br />
the line of clothing: “Red Brides”∙Selected Exhibitions: 2013 “Red<br />
Tulips and Brides” Collection, Exhibit and Fashion Show organized<br />
20<br />
“To create, for me, is equal to experiencing all the<br />
world’s cultures, to speak all the languages in the<br />
world. The inspiration itself is not the important part.<br />
For me it could be anything, a dream, a flower, or<br />
maybe a thought. The point is that the end result<br />
should be something that all the world’s cultures can<br />
find themselves in it. The process is unspecified in<br />
time. There are some ideas and themes that interest<br />
me for a vey long time, either because they seem<br />
inexhaustible or because I am not yet ready to implement<br />
them.<br />
It is not enough for me to just create a beautiful and<br />
useful object, I find it equally important to be able<br />
to mentally walk around it, to make it ageless, to<br />
con dense an excess in the work that might give the<br />
onlo<strong>ok</strong>er a glimpse in the artist’s inner world and<br />
its values. What I find exciting in the contemporary art<br />
is that the artists’ ideas interpreted in a personal<br />
formu lation, is possible to express in more ways than<br />
just through an object made by his or her two hands.<br />
SZANTI, as a contemporary group of artists creates<br />
a framework for the artists and their ideas where every<br />
abstract thinking artist, either members of the group,<br />
as well as invited artists, can show their creations.”<br />
Erika Csegöldi 2015, budapest