Mansour Forouzesh is an Iranian-born, Hungary-based filmmaker, photographer, and interdisciplinary artist working across cinema, photography, installation, and artistic research. His practice explores how narrative structures shape perception and how meaning emerges through the relationship between artwork and viewer. His works have been exhibited internationally in countries including Hungary, Iran, Romania, Spain, and the United Kingdom, while his films have been screened at more than seventy international film festivals worldwide, including Oscar-qualifying festivals such as the Cork International Film Festival. Alongside his artistic practice, he is currently a doctoral researcher at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, where his research focuses on narratology in visual art and the ways storytelling operates beyond linear forms.
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BORDER SITUATIONS EXHIBITION |Parallel Selves | Guided meditative drawing with Sarah Diefallah
As part of the Border Situations exhibition, Sarah Diefallah invites you to a meditative drawing session where we explore our hidden selves through visualization and drawing exercises.
Inspired by the Internal Family Systems approach and the concept of alter ego, we will reflect on our parallel identities, which we long for, grieve, or at times, reject.
Green Ethics- NEWSLETTER
After four inspiring years, Green E.Th.I.Cs – Green Experience Through Theatre Inspiring Communities has come to an end. Launched in November 2022 and concluding in February 2026, this large-scale Creative Europe project brought together arts, sustainability, and civic engagement across Europe with a shared purpose: empowering communities to take action on the climate crisis.
Sustainable Lakeshore Summit
Free, outdoor workshops where nature meets craftsmanship!
The first steps of our new project, entitled LEAP: Legacy in Progress are coming soon
Explore history, inspire change! LEAP: Legacy in Progress connects 4 partners across Europe to challenge colonial legacies and build inclusive societies. With 11 events, exhibitions, and hackathons, LEAP empowers youth and Afro-descendant communities. Be part of the journey—join the online launch workshop on April 29, 2025! 👉 Register now!
Reclaiming Technology Sessions vol.2
Reclaiming Technology is a practice-based research project initiated by Silvia Binda Heiserova as a resident artist of the EU Digital Deal Residencies programme hosted by Pro Progressione. By demystifying, explaining and debating technology, the project aims to question androcentric narratives around technologies and empower women to critically engage with technologies. Finally, it aspires to bring answers to the question: What could be a feminist approach to technology and how to practice it?
Reclaiming Technology Sessions is an event series dedicated to collectively examining how technology, often perceived as a neutral tool, perpetuates social and gender biases while manipulating the pace of everyday lived time, consequently diminishing opportunities for critical reflection and inclusive participation.
Reclaiming Technology Sessions
Join us for the very first edition of “Reclaiming Technology Sessions” organised by multimedia artist Silvia Binda Heiserova and Pro Progressione. In this first session, taking place in Budapest, we will focus on topics around technology, gender, ethics, speed and speculative design.
CREAMARE – Underwater Cultural Heritage – International workshop & round-table discussion
As a link between our Creamare project and the 5th National Meeting of Archaeological Communities, we will be holding a professional day on 1 July. About CREAMARE project: The CREAMARE project aims to create a trans-national and cross-sectorial collaboration framework in which cultural organizations, scientific/research bodies, creative professionals, and technology experts co-produce CC applications and […]
CLICA – Environment & Art – Third workshop
Let’s meet at the third workshop of our Young Climate Campaigners (CLICA) project on Saturday, March 9, at Bolygó!
CLICA – Environment & Art – Second workshop
Let’s meet at the second workshop of our Young Climate Campaigners (CLICA) project on Saturday, February 10, at Bolygó!