Aluminum mesh, cables, ring components
After extensive experimentation at home, Péter Botos founded his workshop in 1989, while he and a few of his colleagues began to make high-precision glass elements from optical glass for optical instruments and industrial devices, and as an addition, they also produced glass trophies.
The industrial orders represented a constant technical challenge for him, at the same time they also provided continuous intellectual development, as well as the opportunity to experiment with form.
Thanks to this, a new direction towards fine art emerged for him, which occupied him for a long time. He knows, lives and enlivens the well-known Hungarian tradition, which is characterized by the art of Lajos Kassák, Victor Vasarely and László Moholy-Nagy.
After extensive experimentation at home, Péter Botos founded his workshop in 1989, while he and a few of his colleagues began to make high-precision glass elements from optical glass for optical instruments and industrial devices, and as an addition, they also produced glass trophies.
The industrial orders represented a constant technical challenge for him, at the same time they also provided continuous intellectual development, as well as the opportunity to experiment with form.
Thanks to this, a new direction towards fine art emerged for him, which occupied him for a long time. He knows, lives and enlivens the well-known Hungarian tradition, which is characterized by the art of Lajos Kassák, Victor Vasarely and László Moholy-Nagy.
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