BIOGRAPHY

András László Nagy was born in Budapest, Hungary, where he pursued studies in visual arts and classical music, seeking to blend the two disciplines. His breakthrough came in 2012 with a building projection that profoundly influenced his vision. While studying audio engineering, he gained valuable experience in prominent Hungarian clubs and venues, collaborating with like-minded artists who inspired his career.

Nagy found a supportive community within the Hungarian light art scene, which became a significant part of his professional life. After contributing to small-scale projects for several years, he experienced a major turning point in 2016, allowing him to focus on his own artistic interests.

He created numerous audio-visual installations and performances, such as:

2017
"Kiterjesztés" // Petőfi Irodalmi Múzeum: An audio-visual performance integrating poetry.
"Aurora Borealis" // Gellért Hill: An audioreactive light installation.

2018
"Konstellaatio" by Bordos László Zsolt // Lux Helsinki: Light design and visual FX.
"What If" by Limelight // Melbourne Royal Exhibition Building: 3D mapping animation.
"We Sense" // Trafó House: An audio-visual interactive shadow installation.
"Parallel Waves" by Gáspár Battha // Aix-en-Provence Conservatory of Music: 3D mapping animation.

2019
"Atmo Dance" // Madrid: Interactive animations.
"Tornado" // Boiler Room Marseille: Generative light programming.

2020
"Overview" by Eitan Reiter // Online release: Generative animations.
"Iris" // Debrecen Lighthouse: Kinetic light sculpture programming.

2021
"Iris" // Zsolnay Fényfesztivál: An audio-visual kinetic light sculpture.
"Perception of Imagination" // Klara and the Sun, Pegazus: A kinetic light sculpture.

2022
"Iris" // M21 Galéria, Pécs: An audio-visual kinetic light sculpture.
"Evolve" by Siblicity // Live Cinema Festival Roma: Generative visual.
"Iris" // Light Art Museum Budapest: Light sculpture.
"Interactive Wall" // Dubai BMW: Interactive installation.
"Disasters" by László Zsolt Bordos // Heureka Helsinki: Mastering generative animations.
"Waves" // NFT Gallery Dubai: Loop animation.
"Ratio" // Magyar Zene Háza: An audio-visual panoramic projection.

2023
"Perception of Imagination" // Dubai Lighthouse: Kinetic light sculpture.
"Luminary Glyphs" // Signal Festival: 3D projection mapping.
"Percipio" by Gáspár Battha // Amsterdam Light Festival: Interactive programmer.

2024
"Medusozoa Plasticus" // Biodome: A polarized light sculpture.
"Deep Blue" // Biodome: An underwater light sculpture.
"Le Grand Plateau" by Bon Air // Marseille: Generative visual on a panoramic screen.

Nagy’s work focuses on developing innovative visual languages within generative and interactive media, characterized by his unique, abstract, and minimalistic style. He is dedicated to continuous self-improvement and constantly seeks new challenges and inspirations.