An exhibition organized by the Computer Art Section of the John von Neumann Computer Society
Pixel–Light Architectures explores how images composed of pixels, light shaping artificial spaces, and new visual languages generated by computer algorithms are transforming our perception of reality. The pixel is both a building block and a boundary: the smallest unit of the digital image, from which complex universes and new architectures are constructed—light objects, computer graphics, moving images, and digital artworks.
Exhibiting artists: Bertalan Bálint, László Zsolt Bordos, László Csízy, Éva Mária Gábor, Zsolt Gyenes, Ágnes Haász, Antal Kelle Artformer, Károly Koffán Jr., Ferenc Kömlődi, Eszter Láng, Jenő Lévay, Erzsébet Lieber, NagyMolnár—Csaba Molnár and Krisztián Nagy, Márta Paczona, Ágnes Péter, Dénes Ruzsa, and Fruzsina Spitzer
