Dorottya Vékony is an interdisciplinary artist whose work focuses on how we relate to our bodies and each other. She explores themes like fertility, vulnerability, and interpersonal care through media such as photography, sculpture, and video. By combining research with personal stories, Dorottya's art often invites viewers to reflect on social norms and shared experiences.
I'm a day person—nighttime is for recharging.
I soak in the light and clean up the space, both physically and energetically.
My mental toolkit—asking the right questions helps me navigate tough situations and make decisions.
Butoh performers, photo by Carlos de las Piedras
I'm exploring movement practices like Butoh dance and contact improvisation. It’s a bit out of my comfort zone, but very rewarding. I also draw inspiration from my female martial arts club.
My playlist varies, but right now I'm into Afrobeat and Ethio Jazz.
I would love to collaborate with Taryn Simon, whose work continually impresses me. It would be a unique opportunity to immerse myself in her creative practice.
I'm curious about exploring the hidden marks from my past lives.
Many people avoid art because they're scared of not understanding it or being disappointed. But really, art is a great way to learn more about yourself and the world.
Someone once told me that the best work comes from pain, you have to suffer to create something amazing.
DESTE Project Space Slaughterhouse, on Hydra.
I pick up on their vibe.
Ceramic molds.
Cool-climate red wines.
Solenoid (2015) by Mircea Cărtărescu
Solenoid by Mircea Cărtărescu.
I’d love to access all my abilities and possibilities at any time.
Overthinking.
Nature always inspires me, wherever I find it.
I’d probably be doing something in the natural sciences.
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