Exhibition view Back to Back to Back with Anselm Reyle, Márton Nemes and Christian Holze. REITER | Berlin 2025. Photo: Nicolás Rupcich
Márton Nemes, Stereo Paintings 8a, 2025. Loudspeaker, perforated steel sheet, plywood, laser-cut steel, car paint, acrylic, canvas, wood. Photo: Dávid Biró, Courtesy der Künstler
Exhibition view Back to Back to Back with Anselm Reyle, Márton Nemes and Christian Holze. REITER | Leipzig 2025. Photo: dotgain.info
Law of Attraction 09 (Márton Nemes) 2025, 220 cm x 88 cm. Porcelain, acrylic, canvas, plywood, wood and laser-cut, powder-coated stainless steel. Photo Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
Márton Nemes, Irreversible Paintings 02, 2025. Porcelain enamel on steel plate, powder-coated stainless steel, mirror plexiglass, acrylic, canvas, wood. Photo: Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
Márton Nemes, Techno Zen, 2024. Biennale Arte 2024, Venice, Hungarian Pavilion, exhibition view. Photo: Dávid Biró - Krisztina Bilák, courtesy the artist
Márton Nemes, Techno Zen, 2024. Biennale Arte 2024, Venice, Hungarian Pavilion, exhibition view. Photo: Dávid Biró - Krisztina Bilák, courtesy the artist
Márton Nemes, Synchronicity Paintings 09 | 2025 P3 LED wall, laser-cut stainless steel, welded and powder-coated steel, car paint, acrylic, canvas and wood | 86 cm x 66 cm
Exhibition view Back to Back to Back with Anselm Reyle, Márton Nemes and Christian Holze. REITER | Berlin 2025. Photo: Nicolás Rupcich
Márton Nemes, Meta Painting 40 | 2025 Laser-cut powder coated stainless steel, mirror plexiglass, acrylic, canvas and wood | 86.5 cm x 66.5 cm
Exhibition view Back to Back to Back with Anselm Reyle, Márton Nemes and Christian Holze. REITER | Leipzig 2025. Photo: dotgain.info
Márton Nemes, Techno Zen, 2024. Biennale Arte 2024, Venice, Hungarian Pavilion, exhibition view. Photo: Dávid Biró - Krisztina Bilák, courtesy the artist
Exhibition view Back to Back to Back with Anselm Reyle, Márton Nemes and Christian Holze. REITER | Leipzig 2025. Photo: dotgain.info
Márton Nemes, Irreversible Paintings 02, 2025. Porcelain enamel on steel plate, powder-coated stainless steel, mirror plexiglass, acrylic, canvas, wood. Photo: Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
aw of Attraction 10 (Márton Nemes) 2025, 140 cm x 91 cm. Porcelain, acrylic, canvas, plywood, wood and laser-cut, powder-coated stainless steel. Photo Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
aw of Attraction 10 (Márton Nemes) 2025, 140 cm x 91 cm. Porcelain, acrylic, canvas, plywood, wood and laser-cut, powder-coated stainless steel. Photo Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
Márton Nemes, Stereo Márton Nemes, Stereo Paintings 8c, 2025. Loudspeaker, perforated steel sheet, plywood, laser-cut steel, car paint, acrylic, canvas, wood. Photo: Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
Márton Nemes, Stereo Márton Nemes, Stereo Paintings 8c, 2025. Loudspeaker, perforated steel sheet, plywood, laser-cut steel, car paint, acrylic, canvas, wood. Photo: Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
Márton Nemes, Irreversible Paintings 01, 2025. Porcelain enamel on steel plate, powder-coated stainless steel, mirror plexiglass, acrylic, canvas, wood. Photo: Dávid Biró, courtesy the artist
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Márton Nemes was born in Székesfehérvár, Hungary in 1986. He is a multimedia artist based in New York and Budapest, creating paintings, sculptures, installations and sounds. He received an MFA from Chelsea College of Arts, London in 2018. In 2024, he represented Hungary at the Venice Biennale with a large-scale, cross-genre installation. Initially inspired by the architecture of Budapest, a city that he has spent the majority of his life residing in, Nemes’s practice is rooted in the colourful abstraction of buildings. Since this early work, and after moving to London, Nemes has been heavily influenced by techno subcultures, continuing to create abstracted colourful works whilst attempting to duplicate the atmosphere and experience of rave culture, creating a disintegration and rearrangement of the pictorial state. Made using a range of materials, Nemes’s artworks are eager to expand and bend, referencing the escapist counter cultures associated with rave scenes, creating multisensory, diverse experiences.
