installations
I work with live electronics and interactive sound installations in immersive environments. My practice explores the intersection between fixed sonic structures and real-time interaction, blurring the boundaries between performer, installation, and audience. The installations are not static; they respond to presence, movement, or sound, becoming both material and context for performance. Whether performing live or creating autonomous systems, I aim to establish a dynamic feedback loop between space, sound and interaction.
Vertical Moment
Vertical Moment is an immersive, interactive sound installation. A space where poetry, music, and the power of creation unite. LINK
Sounds of Freedom
Sounds of Freedom is a sound installation, that honors the courageous women of Iran by amplifying their voices through an interactive soundmap. LINK
Zikaron
The game Zikaron examines questions of social responsibility for the Holocaust. This card-game is based on the old photo collection of the Pátkai family. The backside of the cards describe life stories, which the players will organize into their deck by following or breaking the rules. LINK
Polyphonic Soundscapes
The Polyphonic Soundscape is an interactive sound-map, where different areas produce sounds activated by hand movements. LINK
Mammary
Mammary memory game - interactive installation, board game. A provocative statement against the body ideal of the consumer society. LINK
Re:member
Mixed media installation combining a mixed media statue, projection, spatial audio and the Zikaron online game. LINK
Fading Fauna
How do we remember? How does nature hold memories of what it has lost?
As the leaves carry the fading impressions of these animals and gradually let them go, the work creates a profound connection to the urgent reality that we are facing the loss of entire species. LINK
Slide Strip Collages
Collaborative work by Rozina Pátkai and Áron Tihanyi.
​This series of analog collages reimagines forgotten moments captured on found slide strips. By layering, juxtaposing, and repurposing these fragments of visual memory, Pátkai and Tihanyi breathe new life into discarded narratives. LINK
