Ingrid Válint
Her work primarily focuses on the importance of mental well-being, living on a human scale, and respecting nature. As she emphasizes, the unique properties of glass allow her to express these thoughts and emotions. The inner life of a glass object—its subtle transitions, transparency, and the effect of light—all support this expression and, she hopes, invite the viewer into a sense of connection and contemplation. She completed her master’s degree at MOME in the Silicate Design Department, and has since participated in both national and international exhibitions.
INTERNATIONAL APPEARANCES AND AWARDS
Exhibitions:
- 2025 – Outcomes of hope, Roma, Italy
- 2025 – Glasspring, Budapest
- 2025 – Hungarikum – Worldikon, Collegium Hungaricum, Wien
- 2024 – Art Market, Budapest
- 2024 – S/ALON, Budapest
- 2024 – Glass heart exhibition, Hévíz
- 2024 – Contemporary glass art exhibition, Tata
- 2024 – Glasspring, Budapest
- 2024 – Reflexio, B32 Gallery, Budapest
- 2024 – FISE Gallery, Budapest
- 2023 – Internationale Shulzbach Glass Exhibition, Németország
- 2023 – Art Market, Budapest
- 2023 – Designblok, Prague
- 2023 – Glass Venice Week, Italy, Glass Art Now
- 2023 – Zadar, Connected by glass
- 2023 – Glasspring, Budapest, Klebelsberg Culture Curia
- 2023 – Sakura, Budapest, Füvészkert
- 2023 – “Spring wind floods water…”, Vác, House of Culture
- 2022 – Ambiente, Frankfurt
- 2022 – Huglass, Budapest, Basilica
- 2022 – Design Week, Budapest, Onyx
- 2022 – Institut Français, Budapest, French Institute
- 2022 – Glass art education in Hungarian higher education exhibition, Hosszúhetény, Glass Museum
- 2022 – Snapshots, Győr, Hungarian Ispita
- 2022 – Vasarely Festival, Pécs, National Theatre
- 2022 – Glasspring, Budapest, Klebelsberg Culture Curia
ABOUT THE EXHIBITED OBJECT
Impact on each other (2023)
People interact in their relationships, generating changes in each other, evolving towards each other. In the creative process, almost the same thing happened, the metal tool met the hot, expanding glass material and the glass was shaped by this. In the meantime, both materials were changing, interacting.With my work I would like to draw attention to the importance of intimate human relationships, to the necessity of constant change, to the need for a common will to adapt to each other!
