Kitti Gosztola is a Hungarian artist working at the intersection of fine art, the natural sciences, and ecology. Her projects emerge from a dialogue with experts and artisans and reflect both environmental crises and the cultural memory of materials.

She graduated from the University of Fine Arts in Budapest. She currently teaches in the bachelor’s program in Visual Representation at the Institute of Visual Arts at Károly Eszterházy Catholic University. In her work, she combines archival research, craftsmanship, and sociopolitical contexts—for example, she focuses on the reinterpretation of Zeppelin airship membranes, invasive species, and the Hungarian maritime imagination. She has exhibited at venues including the MSUB in Belgrade, the Trafó Gallery, and the Ludwig Museum; in Budapest, she is represented by the Kisterem Gallery. 

Curator: Tomáš Moravanský

Venue: KD Trisia

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