[Text available only in English] Hevesi Dániel Marcel (Hevesi is his family name) represents the new wave of underground techno culture to the contemporary fine art world.
He is interested in the converge of underground techno music and abstract, minimal art.
“The connection between abstract art and underground techno music was always there. They both live a life of an outlaw. Very misunderstood and not valued enough in a wider audience. They both belong to the underground. But this is all fine...[Text available only in English] Hevesi Dániel Marcel (Hevesi is his family name) represents the new wave of underground techno culture to the contemporary fine art world.
He is interested in the converge of underground techno music and abstract, minimal art.
“The connection between abstract art and underground techno music was always there. They both live a life of an outlaw. Very misunderstood and not valued enough in a wider audience. They both belong to the underground. But this is all fine because, they are not for everyone.” Dániel says.
He is interested in the converge of underground techno music and abstract, minimal art.
“The connection between abstract art and underground techno music was always there. They both live a life of an outlaw. Very misunderstood and not valued enough in a wider audience. They both belong to the underground. But this is all fine...[Text available only in English] Hevesi Dániel Marcel (Hevesi is his family name) represents the new wave of underground techno culture to the contemporary fine art world.
He is interested in the converge of underground techno music and abstract, minimal art.
“The connection between abstract art and underground techno music was always there. They both live a life of an outlaw. Very misunderstood and not valued enough in a wider audience. They both belong to the underground. But this is all fine because, they are not for everyone.” Dániel says.
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