performance art
I perform with live electronics in immersive environments, often in dialogue with sound installations. My work explores the intersection between fixed sonic environments and real-time performance, blurring the lines between performer, installation, and audience. The sound from the installation becomes both material and context, something to respond to, disrupt or amplify, creating a feedback loop between the space, the sound, and the act of performance.
In the Spirit of Friendship
in DOM Museum Wien
DOMerstagabend
Friendship as a Common Ground, Performance Night at DOMerstagabend in DOM Museum, Vienna 05/06/2025 LINK
we do live on common ground
We Do Live on Common Ground is a multidisciplinary performance piece that seamlessly weaves together poetry, contact improvisation, live music, and performance art. Conceptualized and co-produced by Rozina Patkai for the Krachwal Exhibition 2025 at Eschenbachgasse, Vienna, the work explores the intersections of shared spatiality, embodied communication, and collective resonance. LINK
INVISIBLE / video performance
The video performance sheds light on the often-overlooked labor of motherhood. Through a symbolic and humorous act of repeatedly crossing a pedestrian crosswalk while burdened with everyday objects, Pátkai captures the physical and emotional weight mothers carry. The piece confronts societal expectations and calls for recognition of invisible domestic work, inviting viewers to reflect on shared responsibility and the need for systemic change. LINK
Wake up, my Land!
This protest performance challenges the Hungarian government's communication strategy, urging citizens to act. LINK
The Slow Forward Manifesto
The Slow Forward Manifesto is a declaration advocating for a shift away from the fast-paced, distraction-filled modern world, encouraging a return to deliberate and thoughtful living. LINK
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Crafting Change Together Manifesto
This manifesto is a call to collective action against climate change and ecological degradation. It emphasizes the power of collaboration, creativity, and shared responsibility to drive meaningful progress. Rooted in dialogue and experimentation, it urges individuals to become active participants in shaping a sustainable and hopeful future. LINK
CLIMATE ACTION!
Choir Protest: Students' Contract
Performance addressing the binding agreement introduced by the Hungarian government forcing students to commit to working in Hungary after graduation Artistic resistance to restrictions on career freedom and fundamental rights. LINK
Free Universities!
Szabad Egyetem!
A poetry protest against government interference in university operations at the Vernissage of IMXXX Intermedia Retrospektiv, Hungarian University of Fine Arts.
ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN
(BÁRMI LEHET)
#everythingispolitical
Literal Protest
On stage with Márton Simon poet and Zsiga Bernathy techno musician.