In the fashion section of Budapest Contemporary, Kata Szegedi and Dani Benus, the designers behind the KATA SZEGEDI brand, curate a unique booth presenting the long-standing, closely intertwined relationship between the brand and contemporary art.

KATA SZEGEDI is more than a clothing brand: it is an ever-evolving visual universe and creative community where fashion, fine art, photography, design, and material culture connect naturally. From the very beginning, engaging in dialogue with contemporary art, collaborating with creators, and cultivating the resulting personal, long-term relationships have been defining elements of Kata Szegedi's and Dániel Benus's design philosophy. These collaborations are not mere additions to the brand, but continuously shape its visual and emotional identity.

The booth created for Budapest Contemporary serves as a spatial reflection of this philosophy. This time, visitors will not encounter a traditional fashion presentation, but rather artistic objects and items operating at the intersection of fashion and fine art. The selection features works by creators with whom KATA SZEGEDI has collaborated over the years, as well as artists whose creative worlds and mindsets closely align with the brand.

Alongside works by fine artist Márton Nemes, photographer Ádám Jelen, and ceramicist Anett Sáfrán, select pieces from KATA SZEGEDI's handbag collection also form part of the installation. The artworks and objects are not presented in isolation, but in a shared visual space where different creative perspectives, materials, and mediums enter into dialogue with one another.

The booth also highlights the community-building mindset that has long defined KATA SZEGEDI's operations. For the brand, fashion is not an end point, but an interface for connection: an opportunity for people, creative fields, and ideas to meet. The installation at Budapest Contemporary brings this broader visual universe to light.