fanni kopacsi

"I am drawn to the idea of life beneath the visible surface. I explore the silent stories woven into things we cast aside, as well as the hidden landscapes of our inner worlds, both personally and collectively. Through the act of sewing, an ancient, archetypal gesture of repair and creation, I bring together what is broken and what longs to be made whole. The textiles take on a fragile power, capturing the delicate balance between beauty and tragedy, destruction and renewal, material and ethereal."

- Fanni Kopacsi

ES

Fanni Kopácsi es una artista contemporánea nacida en 1991 en Budapest, Hungría. Fue galardonada con el Primer Premio en el concurso Versiona Thyssen del Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza de Madrid, España (2022), y seleccionada para el XV Simposio de Arte Contemporáneo Scampia en Nápoles, Italia (2023).

Estudió artes plásticas en la Escuela Secundaria de Artes Visuales de Budapest, donde se especializó en encuadernación. Tras finalizar sus estudios, llevó a cabo varios años de trabajo experimental que le permitieron desarrollar y profundizar su práctica artística. Su obra ha sido expuesta internacionalmente en instituciones públicas —como el Museo Tessedik Sámuel en Szarvas, Hungría, y el centro de arte New Art Exchange en Nottingham, Reino Unido—, así como en galerías privadas, entre ellas Galería Arteria y Galería Uxval Gochez en Barcelona, España.

EN

Fanni Kopácsi is a contemporary artist born in 1991 in Budapest, Hungary. She was awarded First Prize in the Versiona Thyssen competition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid, Spain (2022), and was selected for the XV Symposium of Contemporary Art Scampia in Naples, Italy (2023).

She studied fine arts at the Secondary School of Visual Arts in Budapest, specializing in bookbinding. Following her formal education, she engaged in several years of experimental work that shaped and deepened her artistic pra ctice. Her work has been exhibited internationally in both public institutions—such as the Tessedik Sámuel Museum in Szarvas, Hungary, and the New Art Exchange in Nottingham, UK—and in private galleries, including Galería Arteria and Galería Uxval Gochez in Barcelona, Spain.