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Ayant été lui-même témoin des évènements qu’il décrit, László Beke donne une idée de l’esprit qui souffla sur les relations magyaro-roumaines au début des années quatre-vingt-dix. Cache-cache entre l’art contemporain et la nation, à la recherche du bon voisinage au point d’équilibre entre le cosmopolitisme et le provincialisme.\ud			 | \ud				Having been himself a witness of these events, László Beke describes the spirit that inspired the Hungarian-Romanian relationship in the beginning of the 1990s. He identifies a kind of hide-and-seek game played by contemporary art and the nation, as well as an effort undertaken in search of good neighbourly relations, somewhere at the intersection of cosmopolitism and provincialism.\u

Religious art in Hungary and Romania. Relationships and interaction from the 1990s to today