Published: 21.05.2026
- Author:
- InFlow
- Edited by:
- Klimt02
- Edited at:
- Barcelona
- Edited on:
- 2026
Brooch: Echo, 2026
Shibuichi, 925 silver, stainless steel
8 x 2.3 cm
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The Inflow 2026 International Contemporary Art Jewelry Exhibition & Conference generated remarkable international interest within the field of contemporary art jewelry again.
This year, 205 artists from 42 countries submitted 462 works, reflecting an exceptionally broad range of artistic voices, cultural perspectives, and approaches. The submitted works were evaluated anonymously by an international expert jury, ensuring that the selection process focused entirely on artistic quality, conceptual strength, narrative depth, and execution.
Members of the Jury
Prof Jack Cunningham: emeritus professor
Charon Kransen Arts New York: former professor, curator, and collector
Niki Stylianou: contemporary jewelry designer, Co-Founder of Athens Jewelry Week, Founder and Co-organiser of JELO6 Project
Magdaléna Vélez Salinas: President and Co-Founder of AdOC Contemporary Goldsmith and Jewelers Association, Madrid
Katalin Jermakov: Mana Design Studio
István Simonyi: art historian, writer, jewelry collector
Anna Borbély-Tardy: museum director of Ferenczy Museum Centre
Exhibition Theme: Narrative Space – Encounter
Artists were invited to enter into dialogue with one of two poetic texts and explore their emotional and conceptual landscapes through wearable objects.
Poetic excerpt I
Mihály Babits – The Epilogue of the Lyric Poet
“Compelled to be the hero of my verse,
the first and last in every song I write,
I long to shape in them the universe,
But nought beyond myself comes in my sight…”
(translation by István Tótfalusi)
Poetic excerpt II
Rainer Maria Rilke – Letters to a Young Poet
“Love consists in this:
that two solitudes
protect, and border,
and greet each other.”
As expressed by jury member Dr Jack Cunningham:
“Participants should explore the transformative power of narrative through the making of wearable objects and how they interface with a wider audience – the viewer.”
The submitted works approached these themes through highly diverse artistic positions: personal memory, identity, human relationships, social structures, intimacy, vulnerability, material experimentation, and contemporary narratives all emerged as recurring threads.
The exceptional quality of this year's applications made the selection process particularly demanding. The resulting exhibition aims not only to present outstanding works of contemporary jewelry, but also to create an international platform for dialogue, encounters, and artistic exchange.
Exhibitions
29 August - 20 September 2026
Main Venue - Ferenczy Museum Centre – ArtMill, Szentendre
28 August - 20 September 2026
Flagship Exhibition - Romanian Cultural Institute, Budapest
27 August 2026
Opening Ceremony – ICR Budapest
Events
28 August 2026
Conference & Teamwork: Contemporary Art Jewelry at the Boundaries of Narrative, Space, and Technology
28 August 2026
Vernissage for exhibitors and jury members
29 August 2026
Opening & Awarding Night – Ferenczy Museum Centre - ArtMill
26 September – 1 November 2026
Design Without Borders Exhibition – selected TOP 6 artists
Exhibiting Artists
Among the many sensitive, thought-provoking, and unique submissions, the international expert jury ultimately brought 239 artworks by 106 artists into the artistic dialogue of Inflow 2026.
Alain Roggeman — Belgium
Alice Popescu — Italy
Ana Petrova — Bulgaria
Andra Oana Lupu — Romania
András Miklósi — Hungary
Anja Eichler & Jürgen Eichler — Germany
Anna - Kostin's Lab — Spain
Anna Fejér-Székely — Hungary
Anna Morse — United States
Anna Olivella Casas — Spain
Brigitta B. Horváth — Hungary
Barbara Schwager — Switzerland
Bea Farkas — Hungary
Chou Yu Tzu — Taiwan
Clara Moranta Martí — Spain
Cristina Rus — Romania
Csaba Molnár — Hungary
Daye Kim — South Korea
Dian Chen — United Kingdom
Dodo Paruznik — Hungary
Dragoș Teodora — Romania
Eli Hubsch — Israel
Elisa Cosaro — Italy
Elisabeth Drude — Austria
Erika Nagy — Hungary
Esteban Erosky — Mexico
Estel Pujadas — Spain
Eszter Major-Marlok — Hungary
Eszter Zámori — Hungary
Eva Farkas-Czifra — United Kingdom
Fanni Király — Hungary
Fatemeh Mohammadian — Iran
Francesca Di Virgilio — Italy
Gian Luca Bartellone — Italy
Gimena Caram — Argentina
Ginny Oh — Singapore
Greta Texidor i Piferrer — Spain
Györgyi Mátyók — Hungary
Hansel Tai — Estonia
HeeMin Yang — South Korea
Huimin Zhang — China
Ildikó Csabák — Hungary
Ingrid Berg — Sweden
Isabelle Mariana — France
Isar Smaranda — Romania
Jeanine van der Linde — Netherlands
Jennifer Wells — Italy
Ji Young Kim — South Korea
Jiayi Zhang — Austria
Karol Weisslechner — Slovakia
Katarina Ekart — Belgium
Katerina Bodrunova — Russia
Kinga Olah — United Kingdom
Kirsten Plank — Germany
László Szlávics Jr. — Hungary
Laura Moisa — Romania
Laura Pilar Montero Villoria — Spain
Laurel Fulton — United States
Lee Minseo — South Korea
Lucía Rovira — Uruguay
Madalina Spiridon — Romania
Mar Viñas Cano — Spain
Mariagiorgia Pacini — Italy
Mariangela Murgia Alberto Catalano - FLUXIS — Italy
Marie Therese Wolf — Hungary
Marina Claudia Berdila — Spain
Marina Draženović — Croatia
Marina Simeonova — Bulgaria
Megumi Murakami — Japan
Meta Joanknecht — Netherlands
Miku Saeki — Japan
Miseon Kim — South Korea
Namkyung Lee — South Korea
Natasa Grandovec — Slovenia
Noga Harel — Israel
Omri Goren — Israel
Orsolya Padányi — Hungary
Piero Acuto — Italy
Raluca Buzura — Romania
Rita Besnyői — Hungary
Rita Miklós — Hungary
Roberta Modulo — Austria
Robin Shelton — United Kingdom
Rui An — United Kingdom
Sára Eszter Kocsor — Hungary
Sara Marzialetti — Italy
Sara Shahak — Israel
Saskia Tossaint — Netherlands
Savchuk Tetiana — Ukraine
Shane/Yan Shi — China
Sue Beardman — Australia
Tomas Miskovic — Slovakia
Veronika Mátis — Hungary
Viktoria Münzker — Austria
Wanqian Zhang — United Kingdom
Wanzhen Yie — China
Wojciech Łuckiewicz — Poland
Xinyi Li — United States
Youjin Um — South Korea
Yutong Liu — United Kingdom
Yuxuan Li — China
Yvette Bars — Hungary
Zuer Wu — China
Zsófi Görömbei — Hungary
Zsófia Liptákné Tóth — Hungary
The following images present the works receiving the highest evaluation scores from the jury.
Warm congratulations to all selected exhibiting artists!
Prof Jack Cunningham: emeritus professor
Charon Kransen Arts New York: former professor, curator, and collector
Niki Stylianou: contemporary jewelry designer, Co-Founder of Athens Jewelry Week, Founder and Co-organiser of JELO6 Project
Magdaléna Vélez Salinas: President and Co-Founder of AdOC Contemporary Goldsmith and Jewelers Association, Madrid
Katalin Jermakov: Mana Design Studio
István Simonyi: art historian, writer, jewelry collector
Anna Borbély-Tardy: museum director of Ferenczy Museum Centre
Exhibition Theme: Narrative Space – Encounter
Artists were invited to enter into dialogue with one of two poetic texts and explore their emotional and conceptual landscapes through wearable objects.
Poetic excerpt I
Mihály Babits – The Epilogue of the Lyric Poet
“Compelled to be the hero of my verse,
the first and last in every song I write,
I long to shape in them the universe,
But nought beyond myself comes in my sight…”
(translation by István Tótfalusi)
Poetic excerpt II
Rainer Maria Rilke – Letters to a Young Poet
“Love consists in this:
that two solitudes
protect, and border,
and greet each other.”
As expressed by jury member Dr Jack Cunningham:
“Participants should explore the transformative power of narrative through the making of wearable objects and how they interface with a wider audience – the viewer.”
The submitted works approached these themes through highly diverse artistic positions: personal memory, identity, human relationships, social structures, intimacy, vulnerability, material experimentation, and contemporary narratives all emerged as recurring threads.
The exceptional quality of this year's applications made the selection process particularly demanding. The resulting exhibition aims not only to present outstanding works of contemporary jewelry, but also to create an international platform for dialogue, encounters, and artistic exchange.
Exhibitions
29 August - 20 September 2026
Main Venue - Ferenczy Museum Centre – ArtMill, Szentendre
28 August - 20 September 2026
Flagship Exhibition - Romanian Cultural Institute, Budapest
27 August 2026
Opening Ceremony – ICR Budapest
Events
28 August 2026
Conference & Teamwork: Contemporary Art Jewelry at the Boundaries of Narrative, Space, and Technology
28 August 2026
Vernissage for exhibitors and jury members
29 August 2026
Opening & Awarding Night – Ferenczy Museum Centre - ArtMill
26 September – 1 November 2026
Design Without Borders Exhibition – selected TOP 6 artists
Exhibiting Artists
Among the many sensitive, thought-provoking, and unique submissions, the international expert jury ultimately brought 239 artworks by 106 artists into the artistic dialogue of Inflow 2026.
Alain Roggeman — Belgium
Alice Popescu — Italy
Ana Petrova — Bulgaria
Andra Oana Lupu — Romania
András Miklósi — Hungary
Anja Eichler & Jürgen Eichler — Germany
Anna - Kostin's Lab — Spain
Anna Fejér-Székely — Hungary
Anna Morse — United States
Anna Olivella Casas — Spain
Brigitta B. Horváth — Hungary
Barbara Schwager — Switzerland
Bea Farkas — Hungary
Chou Yu Tzu — Taiwan
Clara Moranta Martí — Spain
Cristina Rus — Romania
Csaba Molnár — Hungary
Daye Kim — South Korea
Dian Chen — United Kingdom
Dodo Paruznik — Hungary
Dragoș Teodora — Romania
Eli Hubsch — Israel
Elisa Cosaro — Italy
Elisabeth Drude — Austria
Erika Nagy — Hungary
Esteban Erosky — Mexico
Estel Pujadas — Spain
Eszter Major-Marlok — Hungary
Eszter Zámori — Hungary
Eva Farkas-Czifra — United Kingdom
Fanni Király — Hungary
Fatemeh Mohammadian — Iran
Francesca Di Virgilio — Italy
Gian Luca Bartellone — Italy
Gimena Caram — Argentina
Ginny Oh — Singapore
Greta Texidor i Piferrer — Spain
Györgyi Mátyók — Hungary
Hansel Tai — Estonia
HeeMin Yang — South Korea
Huimin Zhang — China
Ildikó Csabák — Hungary
Ingrid Berg — Sweden
Isabelle Mariana — France
Isar Smaranda — Romania
Jeanine van der Linde — Netherlands
Jennifer Wells — Italy
Ji Young Kim — South Korea
Jiayi Zhang — Austria
Karol Weisslechner — Slovakia
Katarina Ekart — Belgium
Katerina Bodrunova — Russia
Kinga Olah — United Kingdom
Kirsten Plank — Germany
László Szlávics Jr. — Hungary
Laura Moisa — Romania
Laura Pilar Montero Villoria — Spain
Laurel Fulton — United States
Lee Minseo — South Korea
Lucía Rovira — Uruguay
Madalina Spiridon — Romania
Mar Viñas Cano — Spain
Mariagiorgia Pacini — Italy
Mariangela Murgia Alberto Catalano - FLUXIS — Italy
Marie Therese Wolf — Hungary
Marina Claudia Berdila — Spain
Marina Draženović — Croatia
Marina Simeonova — Bulgaria
Megumi Murakami — Japan
Meta Joanknecht — Netherlands
Miku Saeki — Japan
Miseon Kim — South Korea
Namkyung Lee — South Korea
Natasa Grandovec — Slovenia
Noga Harel — Israel
Omri Goren — Israel
Orsolya Padányi — Hungary
Piero Acuto — Italy
Raluca Buzura — Romania
Rita Besnyői — Hungary
Rita Miklós — Hungary
Roberta Modulo — Austria
Robin Shelton — United Kingdom
Rui An — United Kingdom
Sára Eszter Kocsor — Hungary
Sara Marzialetti — Italy
Sara Shahak — Israel
Saskia Tossaint — Netherlands
Savchuk Tetiana — Ukraine
Shane/Yan Shi — China
Sue Beardman — Australia
Tomas Miskovic — Slovakia
Veronika Mátis — Hungary
Viktoria Münzker — Austria
Wanqian Zhang — United Kingdom
Wanzhen Yie — China
Wojciech Łuckiewicz — Poland
Xinyi Li — United States
Youjin Um — South Korea
Yutong Liu — United Kingdom
Yuxuan Li — China
Yvette Bars — Hungary
Zuer Wu — China
Zsófi Görömbei — Hungary
Zsófia Liptákné Tóth — Hungary
The following images present the works receiving the highest evaluation scores from the jury.
Warm congratulations to all selected exhibiting artists!
Head piece: Look Out Glasses, 2026
Steel and brass with nickel plating, convex lens, concave lens, mirror, leather (eyewear case)
8 x 14 x 5 cm
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Brooch: Gem V, 2022
Sterling silver.
4.3 x 4.3 x 6.5 cm
Photo by: Kwangchoon Park
From series: Hexagonal Gem
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Brooch: Held in Tension, 2026
Sterling silver, aluminium, red brass
9 x 10.5 x 1 cm
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Ring: Black Mirror Rings, 2024
Black PVD-coated stainless steel, stainless steel, ametrine, light blue topaz, rose quartz, rutile quartz
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Brooch: Origin & Path, 2026
Silver-coated copper, ebony wood, piheads, coloured lacquer, photographs
6.7 cm
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Brooch: I see beauty where you seek pain, 2026
Palo santo wood, blackened brass, abalone shell, steel
6.8 x 6.5 x 1.8 cm
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Brooch: Intermarché, 2025
Plarn (plastic yarn made from recycled Intermarché supermarket bags), sterling silver, second-hand fabric, polymer scrap, natural latex, steel
7.5 x7.5 x 1.5 cm
Photo by: Jeanine van der Linde
From series: Plastic Bags
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Estimated price: 680 €
Brooch: Intimate Story, 2025
Silver, aluminium, zircon
5 x 8 cm
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Brooch: Stranger In Each Others Skin, 2025
Enamel, powder coat, copper, nickel and steel
4 x 10 x 1 cm
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- Author:
- InFlow
- Edited by:
- Klimt02
- Edited at:
- Barcelona
- Edited on:
- 2026
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