Installation
2023


Flowing threads drip onto the floor, blackened plastic forms encrusted bubbles, and the white architecture collapses in on itself. "Under the Walnut Tree" is a series of burnt and melted Monobloc chairs. The once functional object and symbol of modern mass production, found on exotic beaches and small balconies on the tenth floor alike, undergoes a transformation. The twisted and crooked sculptures tell a story of leisure, transience, destruction, and human influence. Heat remains a passive element in this work.

light box series
2023



The Days series explores the collective fascination of the consumer world with exotic destinations and how these locations have become a modern synonym for paradise. Although humans are aware that their actions undermine the existence of these landscapes, they are unable to resist them. The series looks at the ambivalent relationship society has developed with these picturesque corners of the planet. The exaggerated images reflect both the fascination with striking lands and the impact of this obsession on them.

4 chapter experimental video series  each ~ 4’-5’
2023


Fueled by an economic system that evaluates each individual based on their productivity, humans and machines are in competition with each other. In an effort to improve in order to stay relevant and benefit the society they belong to, they find themselves in a constant mode of self-exploitation. One works because one can, and not because one must. But due to an anomaly a robot abandons the assembly lines to explore an idle and independent existence.

The video series Retraining Laziness follows a conversation between a human worker and a malfunctioning robot as they discuss unhealthy production conditions and their own relationship to work and time.

Installation with 3d animation, silicone bags, cloth, mirror, dried plants, wood, silver, 
2022


Pendragon's arrival represents the latest artistic endeavor by Ordained Hardware, featuring a series of meticulously crafted silicone bags and altar tools. The items were created with the intention to challenge our expectations of design beyond functionality. Your bag becomes the token of yourself. Forge your principles, embrace the Strange Place. In the spirit of a ritual object, do the things we carry with us define who we are?


The exhibition offers a glimpse into this new chapter, with an evocative animated short film Pendragon´s bag. This collaborative effort features the talents of motion designer Péter Várnai and musician Mate Elod Janky.