Month: February 2026

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Inventions (Rubik’s cube)

Inventions – Stories of Hungarian Genius

Location: CODE Center of Digital Experiences, Veszprém, Hungary

A group of people gathered in an art space (CODE) with abstract light projections on the walls (the shadow of Rubik's Cube), creating a dynamic atmosphere.

Opening: February 20, 2026

The screening, which combines the work of several creators, features five Hungarian inventors and scientists: Ernő Rubik, Ányos Jedlik, Albert Szent-Györgyi, Katalin Karikó, and János Neumann.

At the request of Centrum + Colloc Production, I created the section presenting Ernő Rubik’s most famous invention (Rubik’s cube).

Director, art director: Dániel Besnyő, Mátyás Kálmán
Editor: Gábor Tarcsay
Music: Áron Pfitzner
Narration text: Krisztián Nyáry
Narrator: Norbert Tuza

https://codeveszprem.hu/en

A vibrant, immersive room filled with colorful projections of Rubik's cubes on the walls and floor, creating a dynamic and playful atmosphere.
A vibrant display of colorful geometric patterns projected on walls and floor, creating an immersive digital art installation at Code Veszprem.
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Reviernacht – Leaving Love Behind

Kristóf Szabó / F.A.C.E. Ensemble: Reviernacht – Aus der Liebe gehen (Reviernacht – Leaving Love Behind)

About migration and memory – mixed media theater | Premiere Fri, Nov. 14, 2025

A male performer in a beige coat sits on the floor amidst a creative backdrop of floating blue digital cubes. A female performer in a red dress dances dynamically, showcasing expressive movement. The stage is illuminated with colorful lighting (projection), enhancing the artistic ambiance.

Text, direction: Kristóf Szabó
Performance: Natalia Voskoboynikova (singer, voice-art, physical theatre), Ivan Zilli (actor)
Narration:  Marcus Mies, Julia Karl
Video art: Ivó Kovács
Stage design objects: Boshi Nawa
Sound: New Music, various artists

“What is home? A memory? An ideal? A longing for—what? Have our longings, but also those of our parents and grandparents, shaped us? In surreal images, the mixed-media production Reviernacht combines spoken theater, new music, and visual arts into an artistic experience for all the senses.

The evening invites the audience to take a look at themselves and see what has shaped them: their personal past, their decisions in the present, and their ability to cross boundaries.”

Supported by: Cultural Office of the City of Cologne

Alte Feuerwache – Melchiorstraße 3. 50670 Köln

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Source: https://altefeuerwachekoeln.de/events/kristof-szabo-f-a-c-e-ensemble-reviernacht/

A black and white image of two seated performers in light trench coats, positioned in front of a wall casting geometric shadows of the video-projection