Born in 1987, Réka Ferenczi is a Hungarian artist, currently living and working in London. She studied art at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in Budapest and obtained a Masters from the Royal College of Fine Art in London. She works across a range of media, with a particular focus on sculpture, installations and public interventions.
Réka’s work is exploring the connection of the artist to their artwork, and the origins of the artistic inspiration by way of her Hungarian background. She has exhibited extensively in Hungary, Austria and in the UK.
Réka Ferenczi collaborated on the Mnemonic City project ‘Inter-Scape’ in London in September 2013.
Mnemonic City Projects:
Inter-Scape
website:
www.saatchiart.com/rekaferenczi
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