Eszter Nagy
Audiovisual designer
Eszter Nagy is an audiovisual designer working in the field of the representation of the ordinary and the material culture of everyday life. Her practice is based on interacting with disappearing communities and reconfiguring their portrayals. For this, Eszter uses mediums of moving images, 3D, video, and publishing techniques. She was a motion designer at the Amsterdam-based creative studio Zeppa and often collaborates with Studio Raito to create light scenography and live audiovisual performances (AV and VJ). She completed her master’s in Non-Linear Narrative at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in the Hague.
+36303157845 (HU)
nagyeszter1997@gmail.com
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Worked with/for
Studio Raito
Zalán Szakács
Zeppa Amsterdam
Mihai Gui
Seen at
DGTL ADE (2023)
DGTL (2023)
Dekmatel Connects (2021)
Lente Kabinet (2022,2023)
Darc Rotterdam (2022)
Modular (2022)
Publications
TBA - Nesting Ferality, Digital Ecologies & Cultural Geography in Practice magazine, UK
Places Called Palaces - KABK (2023)
Graduated from
MA Non-Linear Narrative, KABK, The Hague, The Netherlands
BA Media Design, MOME, Budapest, Hungary
BA Audiovisual Design, WDKA, Rotterdam, The Netherlands - exchange semester
Audiovisual designer
Eszter Nagy is an audiovisual designer working in the field of the representation of the ordinary and the material culture of everyday life. Her practice is based on interacting with disappearing communities and reconfiguring their portrayals. For this, Eszter uses mediums of moving images, 3D, video, and publishing techniques. She was a motion designer at the Amsterdam-based creative studio Zeppa and often collaborates with Studio Raito to create light scenography and live audiovisual performances (AV and VJ). She completed her master’s in Non-Linear Narrative at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in the Hague.
+36303157845 (HU)
nagyeszter1997@gmail.com
Worked with/for
Studio Raito
Zalán Szakács
Zeppa Amsterdam
Mihai Gui
Seen at
DGTL ADE (2023)
DGTL (2023)
Dekmatel Connects (2021)
Lente Kabinet (2022,2023)
Darc Rotterdam (2022)
Modular (2022)
Publications
TBA - Nesting Ferality, Digital Ecologies & Cultural Geography in Practice magazine, UK
Places Called Palaces - KABK (2023)
How would you like to get Lampooned, My Lord - KABK x National Library of the Netherlands (2022)
Graduated from
MA Non-Linear Narrative, KABK, The Hague, The Netherlands
BA Media Design, MOME, Budapest, Hungary
BA Audiovisual Design, WDKA, Rotterdam, The Netherlands - exchange semester
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