Munkácsy Award winning
Hungarian sculptor,
medal maker, art teacher
"Geometric sculpture is sculpture seeking to express an amorphous thing by means of geometric forms; that is, to
cram an inanimate thing into a lifeless (crystal) structure. I represent the opposite trend: I seek to elicit animate behaviour in an inanimate structure."
From Károly Ócsai's diary,
2000s
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Decorations
· National Defence Medal, 3rd degree (2000)
· 1956 medal from President of the Republic of Hungary (2002)
· Munkácsy Award (2003)
· Pro Fidaelia I medal from the 1956 Memorial Society (2006)
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Károly Ócsai – "Crystal-workshop', FUGA (Budapest) 2016
Photos of the artworks were shot by: József Ács, Mihály Dömötör, Péter Makrai, Dénes Ruzsa, Fruzsina Spitzer, Béla Schichmann and Tamás Szűcs
The English translation was written by: Miklós Bodócky
English 
Hungarian