The institution’s debut exhibition featured 40 artworks and installations; works by Hungarian artists, many of whom are considered pioneers of light art and associated art forms. In addition to pieces created during the modernist period that defined the 20th century, works by contemporary middle-generation and young artists were also presented. The works on display made use of a variety of creative aspects of light; visitors could experience, among other things, holographic experiments, interactive and spatial design, data art and other techno-cultural practices, and even a form of projection called ‘mapping’. .