COMPLETED DISILLUSIONMENT

&A new audiovisual concert series is launching at CODE!&At the opening night, you can look forward to Completed Disillusionment (A/V), a collaborative work by Csaba Bognár (SABW) and András László Nagy (XYZ).

Infinite Resonance is more than just a traditional concert series. Every performance is a new encounter, a new space, and a new resonance. Each time, the music fills the space in a different way, and the visual world does not merely illustrate the sound but reinterprets it and makes it visible.

These productions do not focus simply on a concert or, in and of itself, on a visual performance, but rather on sound, light, moving images, and space into a single shared experience. In the 360° immersive space, the music resounds while setting movement in motion, creating forms, shaping space, and the visuals influence the perception of the music.

This extraordinary audiovisual performance is a journey—through powerful and intense emotions, existential and emotional dilemmas, hopes, and disappointments.

Each musical piece has its own distinct visual world, accompanied by a full-length short film, and together they make tangible those uncertain, elusive experiences that may be familiar to all of us.

We begin in a hopeful, naive dream world that gradually crumbles into an illusion. At the end of the journey, however, it is not simply emptiness that awaits: this is precisely the point from which we have the opportunity to move on to the next chapter.

Csaba Bognár (SABW)

His music has been released by, among others, ASAN Music Group, FREE SEQUENCE, and Pluto Sound. In addition, the Budapest-based N° Space in Budapest is also linked to his name.

He is also a member of the FREE SEQUENCE artist collective.

His soundscape is characterized by atmospheric, deep, and cinematic electronic music. His photographic work is closely linked to his musical world.

As a composer, he has contributed to several portrait and documentary films.

And he loves black cats, too.

András László Nagy (XYZ)

András László Nagy was born in Budapest, where he studied fine arts and classical music, while constantly seeking ways to connect these two artistic fields.

A major turning point in his career came in 2012 with a design project that fundamentally shaped his artistic vision. In addition to his studies in sound engineering, he gained experience at well-known Hungarian clubs and event venues, where he collaborated with like-minded who had a significant influence on his career.

In the Hungarian light art community, he found a supportive creative community that became a defining part of his professional life.

After working on smaller-scale projects for several years, 2016 marked another significant turning point, which allowed him to focus on his own artistic interests.&

Since then, he has created numerous audiovisual installations and performances.