Henkel, which makes such well-known household brands as Persil, is organising the competition for the seventh year in a row. This year, Henkel invited submissions of graphic art.
The five finalists are Gyöngyi Gallusz, Pál Gellérfi, Laura Somogyi, Márton Takáts and Gábor Véssey. The artists were picked from more than a hundred applicants by a jury comprising Tibor Kiss Somorjai, head of the Graphic Art Department at the Hungarian Fine Arts Academy; Júlia Fabényi, a member of the Baranya County Museums board; Antal Vásárhelyi, chairman of the Association of Hungarian Lithographers; Gábor Erdős of Hungarian Television; and Emília Kultsár, communications manager at Henkel Hungary.
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| Rajmund Domán's coffee maker, named KotyoGO |
The works of the five Hungarian finalists will be submitted to an international jury in Vienna.
Rajmund Domán, a Hungarian finalist in last year's contest, which focused on industrial design, took the top prize for a pocket-size espresso maker called KotyoGO.
Photo: Hungarian News Agency (MTI)
