Multidisciplinary Collaboration
In this collaborative event Sponsored by A4 Space for Contemporary Culture, I worked alongside a painter, a filmmaker, and a graphic artist to launch a unique zine, co-created with @dudaapalmeira and amelie_pret. The event’s mission was to promote the zine, which features the incredible paintings of Jakub Mlynarcik, the mesmerizing intermedia art of Terry Tomxon with her work Gaze of the Motherplant, and the video screening by Vladimíra Hradecká. The event provided an opportunity to showcase our combined work, engage the audience, and offer an interactive experience for attendees.
As a co-director and co-organizer of the event, I contributed to the conceptualization and curation of the zine, managed the content, and coordinated the collaboration between the artists. My responsibilities also included handling the event logistics, ensuring the project’s vision remained consistent, and facilitating a smooth execution of the launch.
The event featured live art installations, video screenings, and a discussion panel where each artist explained their contribution to the project.
Attendees had the chance to view the artwork up close, interact with the artists, and grab a copy of the zine we created, which highlighted the featured artists’ work. This interactive experience helped engage the audience and further immerse them in the project.
Additionally, Hungarian musician Pál Zwickl was in residence at A4, working on his project Ephemeral Mirage, a sound work that delves into the political and cultural development of Hungarian radio broadcasting. This project explores themes of technology, democracy, and radio, with a focus on the powerful influence of propaganda in fostering social anger.
As part of the project, we created a documentary focusing on Vladimíra Hradecká, capturing her creative process and the inspiration behind her art.
Subversion Meets Sustainability
We celebrated the boundary-breaking, fresh energy of Bratislava’s emerging fashion designersSponsored by A4 Space for Contemporary Culture.
This event explored the intersection of subversion and sustainability, where collaboration became the heartbeat of creativity. Featured designers included Ivana Janigová @kdejepina and Tina Zsapka @arrepentina, alongside the dynamic collective Kunterakt @kunterakt. Each page of the zine reflected these designers’ visions, pushing fashion beyond conventions with a focus on ethical design, audacious style, and a commitment to a better future.
The evening was brought to life through a thoughtfully curated program: Before the main performances, we supported local creatives and small businesses by offering them a platform to showcase their talent and connect with a wider audience. Participating brands included: @blingblingnetta, @pureheart.clo, @____najada, @nadzemou, @maria.stranekova_mayamay
I co-directed with my team the creative and content aspect of the zine alongside the two graphic designers Lena Sebik and Nikki Stanke. Together, we developed the visual identity and narrative of the zine, ensuring it aligned with the event’s mission.
For the event itself, I co-organized and co-created the experience with my two colleagues, just as we did with the previous event. This involved everything from pre-production to post-production, ensuring a cohesive and seamless execution.
On the technical side, I worked closely with the chief technician to co-create the lighting plan for the Kunterakt performance and the SELENoLAr concert, making sure that the lighting supported the immersive atmosphere of both the fashion show and live music.
