• WHAT IS HELLO WOOD? 
  • Hello Wood is a multicultural-multidisciplinar art program based in Budapest, Hungary.
    Our mostly known event is the one week creator camp held every summer,
    where well-known and recognized experts and artists share their knowledge with talented students.
     
    All work, produced by us is carrying two attributes:
    it’s mostly from wood and it’s characterized by an interplay of art and social commitment.
     
    Hello Wood integrates various fields of art, design and science; it creates community and encourages talent. It brings together students and professionals across borders, moreover connects everyday people with the designer community.
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    OUR STORY
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    Hello Wood 2012
    Hello Wood (a multidisciplinary art camp, a festival and an international workshop) was organized for the third time in 2012 jointly by MOME line - design works and Reflekt Studio, with DEMO camp as an organizing partner.
    The camp was held from the 21 July until the 29 July 2012 in Dédestapolcsány, Borsod county with the participation of nearly 200 people. The teams designed and realized their artworks for pre-selected villages, in order to support their everyday life through both the aesthetic and functional value of these objects.
     
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    Hello Wood 2011
    Having seen a great success in 2010, Hello Wood, now under its new name, was held for the second time in 2011. The event has grown significantly, with 55 students arriving from 11 Hungarian and European universities. Besides more participants, it also had more workshops: Hello Wood now included typography and film too. Artworks were first exhibited on the opening day of the Valley of Arts festival in Kapolcs, Hungary, then they traveled to Sziget Festival and the Budapest Design Week.
     
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    Hello Wood 2010
    The first Hungarian Wood Festival was held because the Danish event, that we just started to like so much, had to be cancelled. Our first camp had a familiar atmosphere with its 22 participants who created 6 installations during this summer week. Thanks to the diverse professional background of the first hello-wooders, these works did not only have an excellent structural and architectural quality but they also showed distinct artistic meaning.
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