Best of MOME - Challenging Future
How might design respond to the complex issues of our time? What methodologies can be developed to ensure the preservation of traditional knowledge while simultaneously embracing cutting-edge technological advancements? These are the fundamental questions that we seek to address. The projects on display present a diverse range of perspectives on the future of design, each demonstrating a commitment to both professional heritage and innovation. In their work, our graduates put forward considered responses to contemporary issues, ranging from sustainability and social impact to the intersection of technology and human experience.
The title, "CHALLENGING FUTURE," reflects MOME's mission to address the most urgent concerns of the 21st century through a synthesis of design-based education, research, and practical expertise. The curatorial team selected these projects not only for their academic excellence but also for their capacity to prompt reflection and facilitate discourse on the pressing challenges currently facing us.
Mirjána Balogh
Animated short film exploring self-image in the context of the impact of relationships on individuals
Teodor Bárány + Natasa Tereh
A thematic exhibition project showcasing the end-of-semester projects of students from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, aimed at engaging a broad audience
Nóra Gulya
A sustainable material experiment project for developing eco-friendly alternatives to petroleum-based effect yarns used in knitted fabrics
Beáta Pintérné Sosity
Audio-responsive speech development application for children with multiple disabilities
An interactive speech development application using voice recognition technology, tailored to the cognitive impairments, intellectual disabilities, and motor limitations of children with multiple disabilities
Dorottya Márkus
Advertising and propaganda posters of the Kádár era, 1957–1979
A project showcasing the poster art of the Kádár era, exploring the poster as a visual medium for political agitation
Rebeka Winkler
Urban space on Tavaszmező Street
Redesigning the building complex of the Budapest Roma Parliament, whose inhabitants were evicted in 2016, preserving its original character while adding contemporary functions
Ádám Gábor Teket
Sustainable redesign of heat-exposed public transportation stops and waiting areas in densely built inner-city districts
Elsa Berrien
A photography project of family reunification: a series of repetitive visual and tangible experiments spanning generations and cultures
Diana Hubska
A complex digital toolkit addressing post-traumatic stress disorder caused by war experiences
Dorottya Vértessy
An exploration of anorexia as a socially stigmatised condition through the design of a symbolic object group
Dóra Lilla Illés
The island of Tranquility
Exploring the intersections of dreams and consciousness: a multimedia installation
Ágnes Petrucz
An installation exploring dataism by bridging physical and digital spaces
