Gideon Horváth

Working primarily through installation and sculpture, Gideon Horváth develops a practice informed by queer theory and shaped by Greco-Roman mythology. Central to his work is the notion of vulnerability, understood as a collective force. The artist seeks to dismantle binary visions of the world — as the opposition between nature and culture — by challenging the dualistic and hierarchical structures that underpin them.

With the support of the Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Center in Paris and of Longtermhandstand