Contemporary Art Jewelry Exhibition & Conference
Be part of an exhibition where jewelry is more than just an object—it tells a story.
Are you an artist?
Show the world your own narrative space! Join the international contemporary jewelry community and engage in a dialogue that challenges boundaries and inspires.
“Without an audience, without the presence of spectators, these jewels would not fulfil the function for which they came into being. The viewer, then, is the ultimate artist. His sight, heart, mind – fusing with and grasping with greater or lesser understanding the intent of the creator – gives them life.” — Dalí
The Narrative Space of Creation
The mission of Inflow is to elevate contemporary jewelry as a form of wearable art, emphasizing its narrative power and cultural significance. The exhibition serves as a platform for innovative artists worldwide, fostering dialogue, inspiring creativity, and connecting audiences with the profound messages embedded in contemporary jewelry.
Founded in 2024, Inflow highlights jewelry’s transformative potential, showcasing how it conveys profound personal, social, and global stories.
By fostering dialogue, inspiring creativity, and connecting diverse audiences, Inflow reaffirms contemporary jewelry as an art form that sparks reflection and meaningful conversations between the maker, the wearer, and the viewer.
It is essential that Inflow exhibitions take place in exceptionally high-quality artistic venues, creating an inspiring and refined, interactive exhibition experience.
What Makes Inflow Unique?
International Professional Jury
The artists participating in Inflow are selected by an internationally renowned jury, comprising esteemed experts from various countries. The panel includes prominent voices in contemporary jewelry art, ensuring the event’s professional excellence and exceptional quality.
Narrative Focus
The jewelry showcased at Inflow goes beyond form and function—they narrate stories and evoke emotions while embodying cultural and social significance.
International Perspective and Quality
The artworks of artists from all around the world embody a global standard of excellence and celebrate cultural diversity. The carefully selected venues elevate the event’s significance, offering a distinctive platform for meaningful international dialogue.
Building an Artistic Community
Inflow aims to cultivate an inspiring community where artists, collectors, and professionals can come together, establish connections, and foster lasting collaboration.
Innovation and Conceptual Depth
The creations in the exhibition employ the most innovative approaches in material and technology, while conveying profound narrative content.
Highlighting Wearable Art
The jewelry on display transcends the function of everyday wear, becoming interactive creations.
Dialogue and Audience Engagement
The event provides a platform for both professional and public discourse, offering an introduction to the language of contemporary jewelry art. The exhibitions, spread across multiple venues, give visitors the chance to explore and revisit at their convenience.
The international Jury members select the artworks to be featured in the exhibition and award prizes to jewelry pieces across three competition categories.
The call is open to all contemporary jewelry designers and artists, collectives, schools, and galleries from Hungary and abroad, regardless of age, education, and experience.
Emeritus Professor
Artist, gallerist, Carlo Lucidi Gallery Rome
Professor, Founder Charon Kransen Arts New York
President, Co-Founder AdOC Contemporary Goldsmith and Jewelers Association
Ferenczy Noémi award winner jewelry designer
Artist, jewelry designer
Art historian, writer, jewellery collector
Inflow 2025 will once again welcome visitors in two enchanting locations: Szentendre and Budapest. The artworks will be on display for 3 weeks, offering a captivating experience.
In Szentendre, the exhibition will take place in the spacious ground-floor hall of the Ferenczy Museum Center’s ArtMill building, while in Budapest, the Romanian Cultural Institute’s three interconnected exhibition spaces will provide an exciting venue for Inflow 2025.
“Individual Stories in Jewelry Design”
Our exhibition series celebrates the beauty of life through individual stories and experiences in jewelry design. We encourage designers to draw inspiration from their own journeys and create artistic pieces that pay homage to their lived moments, achievements, and culturaes, while envisioning the future.
Artists will be specially recognized across multiple competition categories, with many awards offering opportunities to showcase their work at prestigious international exhibitions.
The exhibition series is complemented by a conference and a professional day, exploring new directions in creative art and the distinctive convergence of individual thought.
The event aims to offer a comprehensive insight into fresh perspectives on contemporary design, explore the potential connections between current scientific discoveries and the arts, and highlight the creative processes that give meaning to this centuries-spanning dialogue.
As part of the Inflow Contemporary Jewelry Exhibition and Conference, we offer a distinctive professional program featuring participation from exhibitors and select members of the international jury. This initiative focuses on design, creativity, professional collaboration, and fostering meaningful connections within the industry.
During the workshops, the exhibited jewelry pieces serve as a starting point for developing a new, collectively conceived design concept. This artistic journey provides an exceptional opportunity to unleash creativity, deepen collaboration, and enrich professional dialogue.
Frangipani Studio & Gallery — Szentendre, Hungary
Official Partner of Milano Jewelry Week.
Our mission is to reshape the traditional visual world of jewelry through the presentation of modern, contemporary jewelry and artists. For us, jewelry is a narrative artistic creation, that establishes an emotional and spiritual bond with both, the maker, the wearer, and the viewers.
