Máté Orr: The Hills Are Not as Close as They Seem | London
JD Malat Gallery, London, is delighted to announce The Hills Are Not as Close as They Seem, the first solo exhibition in London by emerging international artist Máté Orr (b. 1985, Budapest). Taking place on the lower-ground floor of the gallery from 14th May to 7th June 2025, this landmark exhibition presents a powerful new series of works that explore human emotion, psychological resilience, and the surreal absurdities of contemporary life.
Orr’s distinctive practice merges digital precision with traditional oil painting, resulting in dreamlike compositions where human and animal forms inhabit complex, psychologically charged landscapes. Through intricate scenes of quiet confrontation and poetic unease, Orr invites viewers into a world where adversity becomes adventure and vulnerability is met with calm introspection.
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Máté OrrWe Like It Here, 2024
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Máté OrrA Transformational Experience, 2024
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Máté OrrAn Unperceived Threat Is Still A Threat, 2024
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Máté OrrDiver Attacked By Waterbirds, 2024
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Máté OrrNo Longer Welcome Outside, 2024
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Máté OrrPink Fog, 2024
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Máté OrrNight Terror, 2024
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Máté OrrWhat If We Get Lost?, 2024
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Máté OrrThree Headed Swan, 2024
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Máté OrrThe Hills Aren't As Close As They Seem, 2024
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Máté OrrMorzsi And Folti, 2024
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Máté OrrAubergines Under a Cloud Sky, 2024