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Viktoria Körösi born in 1977 in Budapest, Hungary. Graduated from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest in 2004. Lives and works in Linz, Austria. 


solo shows

31 March–21 April 2022
Gorinto, Insight Project
site specific installation
Puccs Contemporary Art, Budapest, Hungary

14 May–13 September 2019
In Schwebe 
Atrium of ÖBV, Vienna, Austria


duo exhibitions

26 January–16 February 2023
Reflective Emotions
with Árpád Forgó 
Gallery East of Eden, Budapest, Hungary

22 May–26 June 2019
Geformte Bilder
with Ádám Katyi 
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein, Linz, Austria

05-13 May 2017
Feld/Test
with Eileen Dreher
Nachtspeicher23 e.V., Hamburg, Germany


group shows

6-31 August 2024
Something is Weaving
with Ervin Békési, Zita Dávid, Andrea Katalin Gulyás, Rita Koszorús, Viktória Körösi, Dávid Németh, Luca Pataki, Dorottya Szabó
curated by Flóra Bank
Berber Budapest, Hungary

10 July-15 September 2024
Sommerausstellung 2024
with Katharina Acht, Nino Akhobadze, Danijela Bagaric, Sylvia Berndorfer, Renate Billensteiner, Eva Bosch, Costanza Brandizzi, Gerhard Brandl, Stefan Brandtmayr, Theresa Ulrike Cellnigg, Walter Ebenhofer, Pamela Ecker, Andreas Egger, Josseline Engeler, Sonnhild Essl, Alexander Fasekasch, Ekaterina Fischnaller, Sandra Freundlinger, Sebastian Fröhlich, Siegfried Alexander Frühauf, Beate Gatschelhofer, Judith Gattermayr, Anna Goldgruber, Gregor Graf, Ottilie Grossmayer, Armin Haller, Miriam Hamann, Maria Hanl, Inga Hehn, Lea Hirschl, Doris Theres Hofer, Bernadette Huber, Selina Huss, Ryszard Jasczca, Walter Kainz, Anton Kehrer, Michaela Kessler, Marion Kilianowitsch, Klara Kohler, Viktoria Körösi, Fabian Köttl, Anna Kramer, Elisabeth Kramer, Thomas Kröswang, Josepha Krüger, Barbara Kuebel, Katharina Lackner, Sandra Lafenthaler, Veronika Lambertucci, Andrea Lehmann, Leonie Lehner, Barbara Lindmayr, Linda Luse, Magdalena Maller, Judy Mardnli, Alisa Matern, Roland Maurmair, Sonja Meller, Veronika Merl, Gerlinde Miesenböck, Brigitte Mikl Bruckner, Melanie Moser, Inge Muhr, Rainer Nöbauer-Kammerer, Christopher Noelle, Florian Nörl, Christian Öhlinger, Robert Oltay, David Peschka, Johannes Postlmayr, Maximilian Prag, Arnold Reinthaler, Ferdinand Reisenbichler, Marion Reisinger, Ness Rubey, Adelheid Rumetshofer, Marie Ruprecht, Elfriede Ruprecht-Porod, Andreas Sagmeister, Caroline Salfinger, Otto Saxinger, Helga Schager, Verena Schatz, Anneliese Schuber, Robert Schuster, Birgit Schweiger, Georg Seyfried, Olga Shcheblykina, Peter Sommerauer, Laura Sperl, Johannes Steininger, Ilona Ágnes Tömö, Elisa Treml, Vildan Turalic, Katja Vassilieva, Martin Veigl, Violetta Wakolbinger, Ewald Walser, Lydia Wassner-Hauser, Thomas Weber, Laura Weiss, Charlotte Wiesmann
Schlossmuseum, Linz, Austria

20 May-8 June 2024
Licht und Schatten
with Veronika Beringer, Kevin Daryl Ferdinandus, Robert Gruber, Kathrin Hanga, Daniel Hosenberg, Katharina Karner, Gabriele Lehner, Raffael F. Lehner, David Mase, Gerti Machacek, Crenguta Mitrofan, Luisa Franz Kleopatra, Karl Pospichal, Markus Riedler, Mima Schwahn, Anna Schwarz, Bjørn Segschneider, Deborah Sengl, Hiroko Ueba, Christoff Wiesinger
curated by Wolfgang Giegler
Galerie am Platz, Aggsbach.art, Aggsbach, Austria

10 May-1 September 2024
Geometry Now
with Bálváyos Levente HU, Beti Bricelj SL, Bullás József HU, Georgi Dimitrov BG, Olena Dombrovska UA, Rita Ernst CH, Forgó Árpád HU, Fülöp Tünde HU, Gáspár György HU, Getto József HU, Esther Hagenmeier DE, Jovánovics Tamás HU/IT, Kelle Antal ArtFormer HU, Haász István HU, Halmi-Horváth István HU, Christian Hutzinger AT, Kovács A. Gyula HU, Körösi Viktória HU/AT, Josef Linschinger AT, Manfred Makra AT, Marafkó Bence HU, Mengyán András HU, Nagy Barbara HU, Nem’S Judit HU, Ulrich Nausner AT, Rainer Nöbauer-Kammerer AT, Ottó László HU/DE, Pál Katja SL/HU, Lesznivy Ákos HU, Claus Prokop AT, Esther Stocker IT/AT, Szíj Kamilla HU, Tihanyi Áron HU, Varga Bertalan HU, Varga György HU, Vilim Kati HU/US, Viktor Vlaesku BG, Wolsky András HU
curated by Barna Benedek
Vasarely Múzeum, Budapest, Ungarn

5-27 April 2024
Ebenso sehr sichtbar
with Ilse Aberer, Rene van den Bos, Gerhard Himmer, Christine Löw, Kleopatra Moursela, Mathias Pöschl, Werner Windisch
curated by Barbara Höller
Sehsaal, Vienna, Austria

1-4 February 2024
Everyone but Caspar
Künstlerhaus Sootbörn, Hamburg, Germany

8 December 2023–11 January 2024
The Gap in Mind
with Reinhard Adlmannseder, Beni Altmueller, Martin Amerbauer, Ludmilla Bartscht, Elisabeth Czihak, Constance Ferdiny-Hoedemakers, Felix Friedmann, Ingrid Gaier, Inga Hehn, Judith Huemer, Johann Jascha, Walter Kainz, Michaela Kessler, Marion Kilianowitsch, Linde Klement, Sissa Micheli, Oswald Miedl, Cornelia Mittendorfer, Robert Oltay, Daniela Pesendorfer, Christoph Raffetseder, Markus Riebe, Ramona Schnekenburger, Thomas Steiner, Herbert Christian Stoeger, Maria Tupay Duque, Violetta Wakolbinger, Charlotte Wiesmann, Hannah Winkelbauer
curated by Elisabeth Czihak
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein, Linz, Austria

21 November 2023–28 April 2024
Sch(l)ichtungen
curated by Judith P. Fischer
with Martina Pruzina, János Szurcsik, Irene Wölfl
Palais Niederösterreich,  ecolounge, Vienna, Austria

17 September–20 October 2023
ARTiges 2023
with Angelika Sobek-Kistner, Peter Troje, Bernhard Kreissl, Benjamin Hauer, Viktoria Körösi, Johan Löffelmann, Amelie Panter, Ulrich Backmerhoff, Bettina Gruber-Reckziegel, John Schmitz, Christine Altona, Marianne Hirschbichler, Volodymyr Ivanov, Georg Boscher, Svenja Janisch, Lena Nikcevic, Maren Okubo, Julian Modica, Päivi Vähälä
Kunstverein Ottobrunn, Ottobrunn by Munich, Germany

20 August–31 October 2023
Peaceful Loneliness 2
Open Air Exhibition
with Alexander Budac, Balanyi Károly, Balanyi Zoltán, Becskei Andor, Bódi Kati, Buchholz Zoltán, Cifra Anett, Csíkszentmihályi Réka, Csorba Simon István, Fábián László, Felházi Ágnes, Felsmann Tamás, Gábor Enikö, Gesztelyi Nagy Zsuzsa, Horváth Lóczi Judit, Kárpáti Zsuzsanna, Körösi Viktória, Kovács Hannaü, Kovács László PuTu, Krizbai Sándor, Kronavetter Zsófia és Alkér Katalin Mária, Lentovits Laura, Liszi Renáta, Máder Indira, Makkai-Kovács Beatrix, Mayer Éva, Oberfrank Luca, Oláh Gergely Máté, Rainer Péter, Szabó Henrietta, Szerényi Gábor, Tóth Lea, Váli Dezsö, Votin Dóra, Zoltai Bea
Szent Mauríciusz Monostor, Bakonybél, Hungary

20 July–10 September 2023
Peaceful Loneliness
3rd Prize
with Alexander Budac, Balanyi Károly, Balanyi Zoltán, Becskei Andor, Bódi Kati, Buchholz Zoltán, Cifra Anett, Csíkszentmihályi Réka, Csorba Simon István, Fábián László, Felházi Ágnes, Felsmann Tamás, Gábor Enikö, Gesztelyi Nagy Zsuzsa, Horváth Lóczi Judit, Kárpáti Zsuzsanna, Körösi Viktória, Kovács Hannaű, Kovács László PuTu, Krizbai Sándor, Kronavetter Zsófia és Alkér Katalin Mária, Lentovits Laura, Liszi Renáta, Máder Indira, Makkai-Kovács Beatrix, Mayer Éva, Oberfrank Luca, Oláh Gergely Máté, Rainer Péter, Szabó Henrietta, Szerényi Gábor, Tóth Lea, Váli Dezsö, Votin Dóra, Zoltai Bea
MANK Gallery, Szentendre, Hungary

01 February–02 March 2023
Künstlerhaus Vereinigung Artist Data Base
Red Carpet Art Award, Showroom Karlsplatz Lichtraum, Wien, Austria

8-10 February 2023
Salon Immer Anders
with Kata Martincsák, Anna Weberberger, Bíborka Janka Béres, Lorenzo Iannantuoni, Shahrzad Khanmohammadi, Nikita Narder, Beni Altmüller, Christine Altmüller, Hasan Ulukisa, tschörda, Linde Klement, Leonard Kogler, Inga Hehn, Judith Huemer, David Kapl, Michaela Kessler, Thomas Steiner, Violetta Wakolbinger, Christa Maria Dietl, Sophie Netzer, Viktoria Körösi, Birgit Schweiger, Elisabeth Czihak, Gabriela Gordillo and Bernadette Laimbauer
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein, Linz, Austria

21 December 2022
group show of the members of the art association
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein, Linz, Austria

11-13 November 2022
[100 x 150]
with Serhiy Popov, DiMASALA: Diana Lozano&Alvaro Jaen, August Hugo, Árpád Forgó, Linda Carrara, Yuki Shiraishi, Martina Klein, Fukuda Shuhei, Miyazaki Yuka 
AIS Gallery, Shibukawa, Japan

10-15 January 2022
Karma for Kabul
Desiderio Gallery, Vienna, Austria

9 December 2021–5 February 2022
Circle
Gálhidy Péter, Gáspár György, Hajas Katinka, iski Kocsis Tibor, Kóródi Zsuzsanna, Körösi Viktória, Szabó Klára Petra, Szentgróti Dávid, Szentpétery Ádám
Viltin Gallery, Budapest, Hungary

1 December 2021–26 January 2022
Eine Revue
170 Jahre 170 Kunstwerke
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein, Linz, Austria

11-28 November 2021
Contraction and Release
group show with Árpád Forgó, Linda Carrara, Yuki Shiraishi, Fukuda Shuhei, Miyazaki Yuka 
AIS Gallery, Shibukawa, Japan

11-14 November 2021 
Rinko-kaku Tea House Project 2021 
group show with Árpád Forgó, Linda Carrara, Yuki Shiraishi, Fukuda Shuhei, Miyazaki Yuka 
Rinko-kaku Teahouse, Maebashi, Gunma, Japan

26 June–18 September 2021
Eine runde Sache
group show with Ilse Aberer, Hellmut Bruch, Christoph Dahlhausen, Christiane Grimm, Rosa M. Hessling, Ralph Kerstner, Müller-Emil, Michael Post, Heiner Thiel, Wolfram Ullrich, Uta Weber, Reinhard Wöllmer
Galerie Mariette Haas, Ingolstadt, Germany

10-24 February 2021
Under Construction
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein, Linz, Austria

29 November–13 December 2020 
Art Matters 2, Online Group Exhibition
Galerie Biesenbach, Cologne, Germany

12-15 November 2020
Rinko Kaku Project 2020, with Linda Carrara, Árpád Forgó, Shuhei Fukuda, Yuka Miyazaki
Rinko Kaku Pavilion, Maebashi, Gunma, Japan

09 September–November 2020
#JapanRevisited202x: then-now-after
online exhibition by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo

11 August 2020–10 January 2021
Blickfang 2020
Kunsthaus Kaufbeuren, Germany

26 June–04 October 2020
Sommer-Ausstellung 2020
Schlossmuseum Linz, Austria

12 April–26 April 2020 
Art Matters Group Show, Online Only
Galerie Biesenbach, Cologne, Germany

08 July–15 September 2019 
Fine Matters 
curated by Gabor Pinter
with Atsuo Hukuda and Linda Carrara 
Flóris Rómer Museum of Art, Győr, Hungary

21 November–19 December 2018
Fundus II 
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein, Linz, Austria

10-18 December 2016
Bewegung/Preview 2017
Nachtspeicher23 e.V., Hamburg, Germany

16-19 June 2016
Strich-Linie-Bogen
Altenbürghalle, Karlsdorf-Neuthard, Germany


art fairs

26-29 September 2024
Budapest Contemporary
Gallery East of Eden
Bálna, Budapest, Hungary
with AuWorkshop, Boldizar Senteski, Árpád Forgó, Orsolya Horváth, Gábor Kasza, Attila Kertész, Viktória Körösi, Miyazaki Yuka, Shuhei Fukoda, Dávid Szauder, Tünde Újszászi, Dóra Varga, Zsolt Zimmermann

24-26 March 2024
Sparks Art Fair Vienna
Künstlerhaus Wien/Artist Data Base
Marx Halle, Vienna, Austria

19-22 October 2023
Art Market Budapest, International Contemporary Art Fair
Gallery East of Eden
Bálna, Budapest, Hungary
with Árpad Forgó, Gábor Kerekes, Viktoria Körösi, Attila Kertész, Ahinaa Perjesi, Barnie, Andras Zoltai, Tuan Anh Do, Bálint Markus, Csongor Szigeti, Zsolt Zimmermann, Orsolya Horváth

21-24 September 2023
Budapest Contemporary
Gallery East of Eden
Bálna, Budapest, Hungary
with Viktória Balogh, Áron Baráth, Árpad Forgó, Gábor Kerekes, Attila Kertész, Ahinaa Perjesi, Barnie, Andras Zoltai, Miklos Kiss, David Szauder, Tuan Anh Do, Bálint Markus

5-10 September 2023
Parallel Vienna
Künstlerhaus Wien/Artist Data Base
Otto-Wagner-Areal, Wien, Austria

2-5 March 2023
Art & Antique Budapest
Gallery Erdész
Bálna, Budapest, Hungary
Sándor Bortnyik, Péter Botos, Péter Borkovics, Pál Deim, László Fehér, Árpád Forgó, Aladár Kacziány, Paul Kallos, Viktoria Körösi, István Nádler, György Tóth, Júlia Vajda etc.

6-9 October 2022
Art Market Budapest, International Contemporary Art Fair
Gallery East of Eden
Bálna, Budapest, Hungary
with Viktoria Balogh, Aron Barath, Arpad Forgo, Gabor Kasza, Gabor Kerekes, Kira Krasz, Csongor Szigeti

7-12 September 2021
Parallel Vienna Art Fair, Semmelweis-Frauenklinik
Project Statements, Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein
group show with Astrid Bartl, Judith Huemer, Elke Punkt Fleisch, Maria Hanl, Raphaela Riepl, Anna-Stina Treumund 
Performance by Katharina Brandl, Christine Hinterkörner

16-17 September 2017 
Linzer Kunstsalon
Oberösterreichischer Kunstverein/with Daniela Pesendorfer and Johannes Steininger
Landesgalerie Linz, Austria 


statement

I have always been attracted to structures and the so-called soft materials paper, textile, and certain types of wood. I constantly need frameworks as a starting point to begin creating something. Although I value nothing higher than freedom, I need a more or less strict system in which I can develop my ideas. This attitude made me turn to some traditional techniques. Boundaries and rules can also be very inspiring once you are well accustomed to them, and it is also a great pleasure to design my principles. Since 2013, among others, I have been working on my folded objects that are usually folded from a single piece of canvas. The fabric and the oil paint are a reference, a kind of homage to classical painting. I work with basic geometric shapes that are almost trivial, yet at the same time essential and universal. In recent times three-dimensionality has been coming to the fore in my work. My main ambition is to create pure works of art that invite the viewer to decipher them. Recently I have been working on so-called floor pieces and shaped canvas ring objects to reach some new directions in my art practice and develop my artworks into sculptural, space reflecting items. These works were inspired by an imaginary traditional Japanese tee room, where it is not allowed to install artworks in a traditional western way, like hanging pictures on de wall, except scroll paintings. My current pieces could be placed on the floor or eventually on a pedestal. These works investigate the contrast between soft and hard, flat and sculptural. I aspire to transform soft, plane fabrics into three-dimensional objects choosing high-quality traditional materials, like silk and moiré. The range of colours of my works is strictly monochrome, mainly white, grey, or silver.


award

2023 Peaceful Loneliness, 3rd Prize
MANK Gallery, Szentendre, Hungary




publications


#JapanRevisited202x: THEN-NOW-AFTER. Tokyo: Austrian Cultural Forum, 2021
ISBN 978-4-9911767-0-8

Direction: Mario Vielgrader (Director, Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo)
Curator: Sybilla Patrizia
Designed by Jan Vranovský / Studio VVAA

https://www.japanrevisited.at