A Memorial Exhibition Honouring Krisztina Bertók

From a very young age, Krisztina Bertók demonstrated an exceptional artistic sensibility. Although she had no formal art education, an exhibition of her work was organised while she was still in secondary school. Her talent was recognised early on by the Medgyessy Art Circle, which invited her to exhibit her work despite her never having been a student there.

She later became a graphic designer and also developed a distinctive photographic vision, earning recognition for her work despite having no formal training in photography.

Through her images, she captured love, human stories and the dignity of those pushed to the margins of society, always with an open heart and without judgement.

Through Kriszti's artworks and words, this exhibition invites visitors to discover the beauty she saw in the world. At the same time, it draws attention to how victim-blaming and silence can silence those who need help the most.

Through Kriszti's memory, we wish to reaffirm one simple but essential message:

It is okay to speak up. It is our responsibility to listen.

Organised by the Bertók Kriszti Lélekhíd Foundation.