50 x 50 x 50 cm Particle board, stainless steel, glass, led lamps, measuring instruments, electronics Location: HIT Gallery, Bratislava Photos by Martin Marenčin
224 x 130 x 736 cm Mudbricks Location: Modern Art Oxford, Oxford, UK
“In her first UK exhibition, artist Ilona Németh will transform the lower gallery space at Modern Art Oxford with her mysterious mud-brick installation, The Wall. Visitors will walk through the partially enclosed structure, which has been constructed on site with 450 mudbricks. First exhibited in 1995 in a disused synagogue, the bricks were made with local mud and straw following a process used by the rural Romany population in Slovakia. For the Oxford exhibition, the bricks are being hand-made in the Chilterns.”
Private Gynecological Ambulance I. – III., 1997 Installation
72 x 112 x 112 cm Metal examining chair, velvet, rabbit fur, moss Property of the Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest Photos by Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art (2005)
200 x 260 x 45 cm Bed, velvet upholstery, audio equipment Property of the Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art Budapest Photos by Martin Marenčin (1996), Kunstmuzeum Luzern (2002), Tibor Somogyi (2004), Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art (2005), József Rosta (2012)
I have worked with sound installations since 1996. My first such work was the Polyfunctional Woman, where I have used 13 women’s voices for expressing emotions without words. I am interested in the interactive use of sound.
330 x 90 x 90 cm Plexiglass, hair Property of the Museum of Art / Považská galéria umenia, Žilina, Slovakia Location: Slovak National Gallery / Slovenská národná galéria, Bratislava, Slovakia Photos by Martin Marenčin
