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final shape development with paper mache

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final shape development with paper mache

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Parta- traditional Hungarian costume
"A strap around the girls' heads as a symbol of virginity. Usually made from and iron frame or bark paper, to ensure the rigidity of the piece, which was then decorated with imitation gems, silver and gold lace  beads and flowers. "

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A Hungarian MEP who co-founded Viktor Orban's anti-LGBT Fidesz party has resigned after he was caught breaking lockdown by police to attend a mostly-male orgy in Brussels on Friday night. Jozsef Szajer, who helped write Hungary's ultra-conservative constitution, allegedly tried to flee the 25-person orgy by climbing through a window and shinning down a drainpipe. Ecstasy was also found on him, which he denies. He reportedly hurt himself in the process and was caught by police, when he then tried to claim diplomatic immunity before being let off with a warning.  A 'total moral failure' of Viktor Orban's socially conservative Fidesz, which portrays itself as a champion of Christian and family values. Szajer, a Fidesz founding member, was one of the lead architects of Hungary's new constitution in 2011, which was criticised by opponents for emblazoning conservative Christian ideology. In May, the party passed laws that mean transgender people will not longer be able to change their identities – defining a person's gender by the number of chromosomes they were born with.

Fidesz openly opposes equal rights for gay people, and last month proposed amending the constitution in such a way as to guarantee that only heterosexual married couples will be able to adopt children.

Christian values, or a particular interpretation of them, have become the centrepiece of Hungarian government messaging under its far-right leader, Viktor Orbán.

Orbán has increasingly used far-right and anti-migrant rhetoric as he cements control of the country in increasingly authoritarian fashion. He used to describe his system as an “illiberal democracy”, but recently he has changed focus, preferring instead to call it a “Christian democracy”. The government’s messaging is still based around stopping immigration and protecting a “besieged” Europe from outsiders, but it now comes in increasingly Christian packaging, both at home and abroad.But there’s one problem with all this: the policies of Orbán’s government don’t seem to be particularly Christian. One recent law saw the criminalisation of homelessness, penalising the street sleepers who are a frequent sight in the underpasses and courtyards of Budapest, rather than dealing with the problem’s causes. Asylum seekers are held in shipping containers in special transit zones near Hungary’s border fence, and the country’s policy of denying food to failed asylum seekers was branded “an unprecedented human rights violation in 21st-century Europe” by a human rights group. Government-controlled media often uses dehumanising rhetoric about migrants and refugees. Hungary’s right-wing prime minister Viktor Orban has described the arrival of asylum seekers in Europe as “a poison”, saying his country did not want or need “a single migrant”. (The Guardian)

translation: God ECSTASY family

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my final accessory will be a headpiece with a political slogan embroidered on with beads

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Placards from protests against Orban and his Fidesz party

“Thank God that I am not a FIDESZ supporter.”

“F**k you Orban!”

“ Dear God, I would like to wish for my Grandma not to vote on Fidesz. Amen.” (mostly its the elderly who vote for him)

“Less j**z!” (see explanation for O1G)

"O1G has become a political symbol of the public protests against the Viktor Orbán-led government of Hungary. O1G abbreviates the popular term in the country Orbán egy geci, which translates as Orbán is a motherfucker in English, with egy meaning a as well as one (hence the 1 in the abbreviation) while geci literally means cum/jizz. The abbreviation has become a communication tool in international politics, after Guy Verhofstadt, the leader of the Liberal faction of the European Parliament, used the #O1G hashtag in a Twitter message supporting the Hungarian anti-government demonstrations. "(Wikipedia)

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I tried to translate these as best as i could but some dont make sense even in hungarian, read from top to bottom, left to right

Supporters of the Fidesz party “insulting” left wing protesters.

“The Lord sent us Orban Viktor.”

“BUNCH OF FILTHY SCUMS!!.. Oh wait, I think the flags the wrong way up..”

“You’re gonna sh*t yourself you idiot.”

i cant even translate the last one because it makes so little sense:D

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I decided to make my project on our Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, and his party, FIDESZ, as even though I am not physically there I feel responsible for what happens in my country, and he is currently ruining everything. Sorry about the vulgarity in advance, I have years of rage built up inside of me! My initial idea was to combine Hungarian traditional headpieces with some sort of slogan against Orban”s regime.