Tamás Mezőffy - Hungary
“Are you spending a lot of time practicing for the Czech Republic?”
I have been thinking of the Europa Cup for a long time. I had imagined what i would make, but the factual ideas came after i read the invitation. Every day I was just thinking of the compositions that i will make, until finally the ideas merged into one. The next question was who will be the person that will make the installations. After many trials and checking up i found the right man. I started to make arrangements day and night. I have experience from past competitions. Well, just in case I started the work early but i can realize that the time is short even so. And of course i have to take a look after the expense as well.
“Do you trust that things will go well, or do you have some worries?”
Sum up the foregoing, I am a little nervous because not everything is going smooth. Actually, every day brings another problem, but i am able to fix them. I trust myself and i do know that i will do my best!
“Have you checked out the competition and the jury already?”
The whole task descriptions are in my mind and i try to take my attention to every little detail.
The constitution of the Jury is determinative. The final result depends on their styles, tastes and their toughness anyway.
“Do you know any more about the assignments already?”
I do! I did search a lot and i try to build them in my compositions.
“Have the logistics and the matter of your accommodation there been arranged already?”
The trip is organized already. Just in case i will try to take everything in the truck. I do not want a surprise on 30th of august!
“Will the victory in Havirov be yours?”
As we say, everybody’s going for the gold medal. If anybody tells the opposite he’s lying. I mean that in this Competition, every Competitor has a crown on his head, but the question is who will get the biggest!
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