Kiállítási dokumentáció a Casa Activa című kiállításról

Antal Lakner’s “passive work tools” scrutinize and criticize a contemporary phenomenon: the employees of our times – not the ’workers’ and ’farmers’ from the days of yesteryear – working in the service sector, who sit all day in offices (62% of people employed in Hungary), do not have to do any r

“Immaculate musculature instead of the dirtiest (in the broadest sense) work of house construction: such promising − and hyperfunctional − machines combine the tools of work with popular workout machines, which grow out of traditional exercise culture (like running, biking, and rowing).

“Immaculate musculature instead of the dirtiest (in the broadest sense) work of house construction: such promising − and hyperfunctional − machines combine the tools of work with popular workout machines, which grow out of traditional exercise culture (like running, biking, and rowing).

“Immaculate musculature instead of the dirtiest (in the broadest sense) work of house construction: such promising − and hyperfunctional − machines combine the tools of work with popular workout machines, which grow out of traditional exercise culture (like running, biking, and rowing).