Aniko Robitz
Nagykanizsa, Hungary
13 Works exhibited on Kooness
Current location
Budapest, Hungary
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Works by Aniko Robitz
Anikó Robitz (1978, Nagykanizsa, Hungary) studied photography at the Szellemkép Photography School until 2006 and later continued her studies at the Milton Friedman University in Budapest (2008-2011). She received the Graz Cultural City Network Award in 2008 and the Pécsi József grant in 2009. She lives and works in Budapest.
While Anikó is strongly situated in the medium of photography, her work correlates with other practices of fine art such as painting and printmaking. We can compare it to certain styles from the 20th century due to its formalistic troupes, like Minimalism, Constructivism and Supremacism, which all diverge from realistic depictions in art. Her signature approach to photography thus highlights formalistically bare images, imbued with rich modernist tradition as well as contemporary art practices.
Recent solo exhibitions (Selected):
2011: Magyar Műhely Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
2010: Deep Surfaces, Photon Gallery, Ljubljana
2010: Trio with Ákos Czigány, Nessim Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
2010: A.P.A.! Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
2009: Urban landscapes, Collegium Hungaricum, Berlin, Germany
2009: CDA Gallery, Graz, Austria
2009: Vienna Fair, Vienna, Austria
2008: White pictures, Polish Institut, Mű-Vész pince, Budapest Gallery Arcus, Vác, Budapest, Hungary
2007: Passivehouse, Örökmozgó Cinema, Budapest, Hungary
Recent group exhibitions (Selected):
2011: Vectors, Nessim Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
2010: Magyar Műhely Gallery, Budapest
2010: Women only, Centrális Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
2010: Absence, Nessim Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
2010: LACDA 2010 Top 40, Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, USA
2010: Okolje Consulting Art Collection, Gallery of Contemporary Art Celje, Slovenia
2009: Photonic Moments (touring): Salon Galić, Split, Magacin Galerija, Belgrade, Fotogalerie des Rathaus, Graz, Korotan Art Center, Vienna, Austria
2008: Photonic Moments, Cankarjev Dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia
2008: Privát térfigyelők, Kossuth Klub, Budapest
2007: My city Moscow, Millenáris, Budapest