The Trace Collection
The Trace Collection is a private collection of contemporary art shaped by instinct rather than strategy. It is not defined by geography, chronology, or any particular movement.
Every work in the collection is here for one reason: we couldn’t leave it behind.
Selected works
Gilbert & George, The Wall, 1986
Judit Reigl, Homme, 1968
Rita Ackermann, Fire by Days I, 2011
Olafur Eliasson, Trollakrokar series, 2004
Imre Bak, Sky–Field–River, 1973
David LaChapelle, Awakened: Ruth, 2007
Judit Reigl, Écriture en masse, 1965
Krisztián Frey, La Vergine, 1967–69
Robert Wilson, On a Clear Day You can See Your Mother: a Chair for Agnes Martin, 1991
Antoni Tàpies, A.L. Hannover, 1983
Attila Szűcs, Double White Bed, 2003
Garry Fabian Miller, Towards a Solar Eclipse, 1998
László Lakner, Számok, 1989–1991
Little Warsaw, Helmet, 2012
Marco Tirelli, Untitled, 1996
László Paizs, Piros tömb, 1969
Fabrizio Plessi, Sequenza, 1967
Kálmán Szijártó, Átváltozások, 1977
Orshi Drozdik, Sexual Mythology: Extension of the Eye, 1982–83
Luca Sára Rózsa, Hell, 2018
Selected artists
• Rita Ackermann
• Diego de Aduriz
• Imre Bak
• András Baranyay
• Georg Baselitz
• Christo
• Kim Corbisier
• Tony Cragg
• Martin Disler
• Orshi Drozdik
• Marcel Dzama
• Olafur Eliasson
• Sam Francis
• Krisztián Frey
• Gábor Gerhes
• Gilbert & George
• Tibor Hajas
• Tamás Hencze
• Károly Hopp-Halász
• László Lakner
• David LaChapelle
• Little Warsaw
• Garry Fabian Miller
• Yoko Ono
• Julien Opie
• Gyula Pauer
• Fabrizio Plessi
• Maximilian Prüfer
• Judit Reigl
• Étienne Sándorfi
• Kálmán Szijártó
• Róbert Šwierkiewicz
• Attila Szűcs
• Antoni Tàpies
• Alexander Tinei
• Marco Tirelli
• Ai Weiwei
• Robert Wilson
• Zhang Xiaogang
• Aaron Young
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