Márton Gresa – Exhibition Opening

The opening of Márton Gresa’s solo exhibition All That Never Was takes place on Friday, 17 October 2025, at 6.00 PM at Apollo Gallery, Blaha Lujza tér 1, Budapest VIII. The artist’s practice reflects on the overconsumption of visual content, media proliferation, and attitudes of consumer society. In his painting practice, he reinterprets 21st-century painting and the role of the artist within a cultural and technological context where all value can be commodified, and uniqueness is supplanted by repetition and copies. In his works, the “new objectivity” known from realism takes on a new meaning within the duality of the digital and dematerialised present. His methodology is based on the transitions between analogue and digital techniques, as well as the dialogue between material and immaterial cultural codes.
The exhibition’s curator is Renáta Gallai.

About the Organiser:
Apollo Gallery, located in the heart of Budapest, is a contemporary gallery and event venue dedicated to bridging artistic movements and periods. The exhibition programme features both well-known, established artists and representatives of the newest generation, without any genre restrictions. In its first year, the gallery organised curated exhibitions showcasing the works of key figures in the contemporary scene, opening new perspectives on current artistic thinking. Previous exhibitors include Áron Baráth, Ákos Bánki, Dániel Bernáth, Ádám Dóra, István Dukai, Tiarna Herczeg, Enikő Márton, Laura Medcalf, Júlia Néma, Dávid Szentgróti, and Péter Weiler. Further information about the gallery’s exhibitions and events is available at apollogallery.hu.