Journey by foot, Hungary (H), 28 July - 10 August 2015

The Route: Vlaha/Magyarfenes (RO) - London (UK)

I represented Romania in London at the Cultural Olympiad (2012), that accompanied the 2012 Summer Olympics and Summer Paralympics. My Nature in the City project was selected by the Romanian Cultural Institute after a project competition. This is how my giant dimensioned: Time Spiral hay sculpture, funded by Romanian Cultural Institute, was placed in Pleasure Gardens, shortly after the sculpture was transported there, the place was closed, so this sculpture has never been seen by anyone. Nowadays it is still there, locked behind the Pleasure Gardens gates grids. I made two other hay sculptures, funded myself, which were placed on Victoria Parks lake. This sculptures are still there, they became one of the most important symbols of the park, but unfortunately no one knows, who the artist is, what is their title or what project’s part are they, because they didn’t get a plaque with these information for 3 years. 

On 18 July 2015 I started a journey of 2025 km by foot, a journey of love for art, freedom and justice to free and present my locked sculpture from Pleasure Gardens and to put the missing information for the other two in Victoria Park. 

Ildikó Bács film director accompanies me during my journey.

Day 10-25

Biharkeresztes - Berettyóújfalu

Kaba - Püspökladány

Puspokladany - Karcag
Host: Szentesi Lajos, Koncz Tibor - Pastor, Reformed Church from Karcag

Karcag - Kisujszállás

Kisujszállás - Törökszentmiklós
(Even 1730 km)

Szolnok - Cegléd
Host: Szolnok Artist Colony
          Hanka Levente - Pastor, The Reformed Church community from Cegléd
          

Cegléd - Albertirsa
Host: Túri Krisztina - Pastor, Lutheran Church community from Albertisa

Budapest (Day 19)

Meeting with friends

Budapest - Piliscsaba
Host: Pávai Barna

Piliscsaba - Nyergesújfalu
Host: Szűcs László - Father, Catholic Parish from Nyergesújfalu

Nyergesújfali - Dunaalmás
(Even 1555 km)

Dunaalmás - Komárom
Host: The good Father Joseph