András Cséfalvay lives in Bratislava, where he also teaches at the Academy of Fine Arts. In short and longer films he explores what knowledge is, how language works, and what is hidden. He is interested in relational philosophy, which helps him question the strict categories of mainstream science, the monstrosity of administrative language or the nation state. He seeks alternative narratives that represent all kinds of minorities – animal, cultural, human, subject, or silence. He believes that the mission of art is to give voice to those entities that seem to have lost it, exist without it, or are silenced by dominant interpretations of the world.