The Dreams Collection
An ongoing body of conceptual and ritual artworks inspired by recurring dreams, symbolic memory, and the unseen patterns that shape human experience.
The Architecture of Self-Betrayal
Five sculptures. One question asked five different ways: where does a woman first leave her own life.
Saturday, September 26th · Stex House · József krt. 55-57, 1085 Budapest · Free entry · 5–10pm
Save the DateWorking with brass, rope, wood, textiles, beads, and found materials, each sculpture translates an invisible psychological landscape into physical form. Every work begins with a dream. The sculptures translate its symbolic architecture into a contemporary ritual object, inviting reflection, interpretation, and dialogue.
Well Gate
Brass, rope, velvet, gold beads on linen · 60 × 60 cm · 2026 Original Artwork · One of One €900Constructed from brass nails, rope, velvet, and gold beads, Well Gate examines containment, reciprocity, and the invisible boundaries through which abundance is accepted or refused. The overflow cascades outward from a matte black centre while twelve gold beads sit outside the circle, refused entry.
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Restart Spiral
Brass nails, cotton yarn, wood, glass bead on linen · 60 × 30 cm · 2026 Original Artwork · One of One €1,300A spiral of thirty-three brass nails bound with cream yarn and interrupted by exposed points and a single red bead. The work explores repetition, interrupted momentum, and the symbolic tension between beginning and completion. Three bare nails at the centre remain unwrapped — the point never reached.
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Reverse Spear
Natural branch, brass, cord · Dimensions TBC · 2026 Debuting at The Architecture of Self-BetrayalStrength pointed backward, at who she used to be, instead of forward, at what she is building. Debuting September 26th, part of Budapest Artineris.
Join the WaitlistHollow Crown
Brass, wood, textile · Dimensions TBC · 2026 Debuting at The Architecture of Self-BetrayalThe identity that used to protect her, worn until it became a cage. Debuting September 26th, part of Budapest Artineris.
Join the WaitlistCollision Line
Suspended thread, mixed media · Dimensions TBC · 2026 Debuting at The Architecture of Self-BetrayalThe moment the performed self and the buried self meet, without resolution. Closes the exhibition, September 26th, part of Budapest Artineris.
Join the WaitlistUntitled
Original work currently in development · 2026 In DevelopmentAnnounced to the waitlist before it publishes anywhere else. Each new work in The Dreams Collection emerges from the same symbolic architecture — a dream translated into material form.
Join the WaitlistThe Dreams Collection explores the meeting point of dream, ritual, and material memory.
Each sculpture begins with an experience that resists language and becomes an object through repetition, handcraft, and symbolic form. The materials — brass, rope, velvet, beads, linen — are not chosen decoratively. Each one is chosen because it holds a specific symbolic weight that corresponds to the invisible structure being translated into physical form.
The works invite viewers to encounter their own meanings through observation and presence.
The collection is ongoing. Each new work emerges from the same process: a dream, a pattern within it, and the slow labour of translating that pattern into a physical object that can be lived with.
Obianuju Tóth
Nigerian-born, Hungary-based conceptual and ritual artist. Her interdisciplinary practice explores identity, symbolic memory, dreams, and transformation through sculpture, installation, writing, music, and performance. Based in Budapest.
14 to 22 hours per piece. Every nail, strand, and bead placed individually across multiple sessions.
Each design is unique and will not be remade in identical form. Production is inherently bounded by the labour each work demands.
Carefully packed and insured. Certificate of authenticity and symbolic notes included with each work.
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For the three sculptures debuting September 26th, or the piece currently in development — leave your details here and I'll follow up as soon as it's available.