Wings of Waste No.5 Painting

Kopácsi works with textiles, creating sculptural pieces on canvas that breathe new life into discarded and recovered materials. In her hands, fabric becomes both veil and relic — stitched into forms that conceal and reveal. Drawn to the idea of life beneath the visible surface, she explores the silent stories woven into things we cast aside, and the hidden landscapes of our inner worlds, both personally and collectively. Through the act of sewing — an ancient, archetypal gesture of repair and creation — she brings together what is broken and what longs to be made whole. The textiles take on a fragile power, capturing the delicate balance between beauty and tragedy, destruction and renewal, material and ethereal. In this meditative process, Kopácsi seeks to restore a sense of lost connection in a world that often feels increasingly fragmented and alienated. Her art becomes a bridge — not only between the visible and the unseen but between ourselves and the parts of existence we’ve forgotten or overlooked. In this space of stillness and tension, the hidden takes shape, weaving mystery back into our understanding of life as she invites us to rediscover our primordial longing — a revival of wonder and a reconnection to ourselves and the world around us.