Adrienn Újházi: Näkymättömät löydöt

Näkymättömät löydöt examines the biological and material processes that take place in the human body and its environment, beyond the reach of direct sensory perception. These microbe-based and other living systems largely remain invisible, and they can be detected only when their effects appear in a broader form visible to the naked eye. Through digital documentation, material samples and the transformation of data, the exhibition presents living matter as an active and self-organising agent. By combining artistic and research-based methods, the exhibition examines perception as a process formed by bodily, environmental and technological relationships. The exhibition invites visitors to explore biological and ecological systems and to reflect on the invisible interactions that shape everyday life, health and the environment. Adrienn Újházi is a visual artist of Serbian-Hungarian background from Novi Sad who works at the intersections of art, science and technology. She has taken part in numerous international exhibitions, projects and collaborative initiatives, and has received several awards and grants. Liszt-instituutti, Galleria U 16 November–18 December 2026 & 7–15 January 2027 Opening Friday 13 November 2026 at 18:00 Registration: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/f6xmWP7nV0