Péter Kozma (1961–2023) Magyarul

Height Measurement Signal (Magassági fényjelzés)

Vertical light installation above the city, with Zoltán Ferenczi, presented in the "Month of Architecture"; sponsor Raiffeisen Bank.

Date
Place
Teve utca
City
Budapest, Hungary
Artists
Peter Kozma, Zoltán Ferenczi[1]
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Context: This project represents a phase in the aesthetic and conceptual preliminary study for a tower block being built by Raiffeisen Bank. Presented as part of the “Month of Architecture”, it features a vertical light installation stretching above the city, juxtaposed with its environment, the urban texture, and its inhabitants.

“The project is an artistic attempt to step out of the existing, well-defined height of the urban skyline. Due to current regulations, the silhouette of Budapest acts as an imaginary horizontal plane spreading over the city at a fixed height.

The aim of the experiment is to examine the hidden potentials revealed by breaking through this plane at an arbitrary point in the city, and to think in a previously unobserved dimension. Through the dynamics of spectator interaction, the project also symbolizes an open discussion about the cityscape.”

From a prosaic point of view, it is a virtual-real elevator conquering the “y+” dimension of space, demonstrating the true vertical potential of a Budapest building plot.

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Sources

  1. ↩ Wikipedia (English): Péter Kozma (skier), revision 1360711204 (2026-06-23): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A9ter_Kozma_(skier)