Panni Fehér – Holtalánság Exhibition Finissage

Where does the self end, and where does the other begin? The rhythm of movement and breath determines the layout of refuge – whether as certainty, protection, or an open passage towards communication and flexibility. Panni Fehér, who has worked as a volunteer architect for the Csoma’s Room Foundation in the Himalayas and draws on her experience practising Ashtanga yoga, now explores the spaces of dwelling, the boundaries of self and body, and the relationship between material and built environment through her visual art exhibition. The exhibited works act as maps to our inner landscapes, with lines and forms tracing subjective routes in search of home. The pieces invite us to rethink our notion of dwelling – physically, mentally, and spatially. Existence here is a fabric of continuous interactions and collaborations, not a given state. https://www.facebook.com/events/763740589398158

About the Organiser:
AGORA Community aims to foster individual and societal transformation through cultural, artistic, creative, and self-awareness programmes. Operating as an urban retreat, it offers participants opportunities for replenishment, presence, attentive engagement, and silence. AGORA invites you on an inner journey of curiosity, understanding, and acceptance, providing space for the expression of creative energies, reflection, and communal experiences, while also supporting personal growth and deepened awareness. Its programme includes contemporary visual and applied arts exhibitions, markets, musical events, inward-focused movement practices (such as yoga, somatic dance, and meditation), as well as lectures and performances that deepen mindfulness.

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Videos from the June opening:

https://bit.ly/feherpanni_megnyito1

https://bit.ly/feherpanni_megnyito2