Lili Janca is a Budapest- and Vienna-based intermedia artist bringing living, shifting hybrid forms into being through multidisciplinary practice, play, and experimentation.
Janca is working across painting, computer art, object-making, and robotic constructions. She graduated in 2020 with a Master’s degree from the Intermedia Department of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts. Her interdisciplinary practice explores the borderlands of fine arts and science, and as a co-creator she engages with contemporary music. She investigates how the latest media, technical possibilities, and artistic processes interconnect, approaching universal questions through her individual, introspective lens.
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Her practice often gives form to entities that resist definition — amorphous, shifting figures emerging within evocative spaces or cages. These qualities are particularly characteristic of her Pacamorf project, which began with a single dream: over time, space and figure evolved through repeated material interventions, gaining their own distinct presence and story. The project unfolds as a nonlinear, cross-disciplinary narrative across paintings, objects, 3D models, sculptures, and robotic figures, allowing viewers to experience the story from multiple perspectives. Emerging from this dream and shaped through a combination of materials, media experiments, and technology, her works explore how perception and empathy shape identity. Through hybrid forms and inventive processes, her work creates a dialogue between Other — embodied in Pacamorf — and the external world of everybody, space, and objects, emphasizing the dynamic and interconnected relationship between unknown entities and their environment.
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Alongside her independent artistic practice, Janca works across graphic design, photography, moving image, editorial design, and digital content creation. She develops visual communication materials for a wide range of clients, from cultural and educational initiatives to commercial campaigns and brand collaborations. Her commissioned work is informed by the same experimental and cross-disciplinary approach that characterizes her artistic practice.
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Her practice often gives form to entities that resist definition — amorphous, shifting figures emerging within evocative spaces or cages. These qualities are particularly characteristic of her Pacamorf project, which began with a single dream: over time, space and figure evolved through repeated material interventions, gaining their own distinct presence and story. The project unfolds as a nonlinear, cross-disciplinary narrative across paintings, objects, 3D models, sculptures, and robotic figures, allowing viewers to experience the story from multiple perspectives. Emerging from this dream and shaped through a combination of materials, media experiments, and technology, her works explore how perception and empathy shape identity. Through hybrid forms and inventive processes, her work creates a dialogue between Other — embodied in Pacamorf — and the external world of everybody, space, and objects, emphasizing the dynamic and interconnected relationship between unknown entities and their environment.
Discover the Pacamorf project →
Alongside her independent artistic practice, Janca works across graphic design, photography, moving image, editorial design, and digital content creation. She develops visual communication materials for a wide range of clients, from cultural and educational initiatives to commercial campaigns and brand collaborations. Her commissioned work is informed by the same experimental and cross-disciplinary approach that characterizes her artistic practice.
View selected design projects →
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WORKS →
DESIGN →
IMAGE →
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CV
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EDUCATION
2014–2020
Media Artist MA
Hungarian University of Fine Arts | Intermedia
EDUCATION
2014–2020
Media Artist MA
Hungarian University of Fine Arts | Intermedia
2009–2014
Graphic Designer
Secondary School of Visual Arts, Budapest, HU
Graphic Designer
Secondary School of Visual Arts, Budapest, HU
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APPEARANCES
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS | 2025
TBA
HANG-SZÍN-ZENE concert & video art collaboration @ Lóvasút
LAST SEEN
SOLO SHOW | SKINNED - Pacamorf and the gullible babble @ Printa edition | Budapest, HU
@ MAMŰ Gallery | GROUP EXHIBITION | V_aku Budapest | 2025
@ MÜPA | Little Electronic Musician - Graphical Sounds | Lecture | May 2023
@ Hungarian University of Fine Arts | „DEGREE USED TO BE IMPORTANT” | Group Exhibiton | 2023
@ KUNSTHALLE BUDAPEST | Common Space | 2nd National Salon of Applied Arts and Design 2022
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2023 | Visible sound • Visual music in Hungarian contemporary art by Zsolt Gyenes | 2023 | Képírás Art Foundation
2020 | ÚjMűvészet Magazine 2020/9 | Post-apocalyptic start | article
2016 – 2019 | SZIGET Festival | Art of Freedom | installation | Budapest, HU
2017 | Daniel Janca @ Night of Music | concert & video art | Tesla, Budapest, HU
2016 | DAI KO MYO | live performance & video art | Aurora, Budapest, HU
2015 | EZMM @ BMC | concert & video art | Budapest Music Center, HU
APPEARANCES
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS | 2025
TBA
HANG-SZÍN-ZENE concert & video art collaboration @ Lóvasút
LAST SEEN
SOLO SHOW | SKINNED - Pacamorf and the gullible babble @ Printa edition | Budapest, HU
@ MAMŰ Gallery | GROUP EXHIBITION | V_aku Budapest | 2025
@ MÜPA | Little Electronic Musician - Graphical Sounds | Lecture | May 2023
@ Hungarian University of Fine Arts | „DEGREE USED TO BE IMPORTANT” | Group Exhibiton | 2023
@ KUNSTHALLE BUDAPEST | Common Space | 2nd National Salon of Applied Arts and Design 2022
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2023 | Visible sound • Visual music in Hungarian contemporary art by Zsolt Gyenes | 2023 | Képírás Art Foundation
2020 | ÚjMűvészet Magazine 2020/9 | Post-apocalyptic start | article
2016 – 2019 | SZIGET Festival | Art of Freedom | installation | Budapest, HU
2017 | Daniel Janca @ Night of Music | concert & video art | Tesla, Budapest, HU
2016 | DAI KO MYO | live performance & video art | Aurora, Budapest, HU
2015 | EZMM @ BMC | concert & video art | Budapest Music Center, HU