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There was no contemporary circle that would support me in these ideas.

— Orshi Drozdik

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I rather consider myself as the pursuer of the ideas and artistic movement of Hungarian feminism that started prior to WWI.

It is truly frightening for a young woman artist to separate herself from the patriarchal artistic discourse that she learnt from, that does not support her and that she would like to be part of.

But there was patriarchal communist political propaganda: “equality,” “emancipation of women” that voiced the political and social rights of women.

Despite and along with this, censored feminism and the art of new dance, the movement art that pleaded the “divine” body resonated in me when I contrasted the experiences of my “bodily existence” with traditional and patriarchal representation of the woman’s body.

The statement was written by the artist (2021)

When I arrived at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 1970, my intention crystallized.

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