Hungarian Pavilion 2026: Pneuma Cosmic

Pneuma Cosmic is the winning exhibition for the Hungarian Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale in 2026, featuring artist Endre Koronczi and curator Luca Cserhalmi. About Built around a fictional research project, the exhibition traces manifestations of a cosmic breath, an all-encompassing movement of air imagined as a vital, animating force that flows through matter, bodies, and landscapes. The project is the result of the exhibitor's long-term artistic experiments studying the movement of air and comparing it with the transcendent or thought world. The concept is based on fictional research revealing the forms of the cosmic breath that fills the entire world and manifests as air movement. Scientific logic and poetic speculation coexist throughout the pavilion, gradually dissolving into an experience guided less by proof than by intuition, composed of conceptual, ephemeral works. Curator: Luca Cserhalmi. Commissioner: Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest. Installation