Can one have an experience more exciting than catching sight of the existential gift of time, the flow pervading each and every aspect of physical perception? Fathoming the undulation that imposes its laws on nature: this is precisely what Eszter Csurka’s new exhibition offers. The show – the title of which evokes Pilinszky’s classic poem from the volume Harmadnapon (On the Third Day) – is about the sea. It is about the incarnated sea that lies down on the beach.