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Henriett Seth F.
Henriett in a swing and Börcsök Enikő, Trafó House of Contemporary Arts, Budapest, 2010
Born
Fajcsák Henrietta (1980-10-27)27 October 1980 Eger, Hungary
In 1987, all the primary schools in her town refused to admit her because of her communication problems and problems making and maintaining eye contact. She was placed in a music and art class,[2] but she would not sing. As a result, in 1989 she was sent to a mentally handicapped primary school by two teachers, although she remained in the music and art class.[3]
She played flute from the age of 8 and played the contrabass from ages 10–12, and, until 13, she was in many concerts in the Garrison and Soldiers' Club (in Hungarian: Helyorsegi Klub)[4][5]
She was also found to have echolalia, communications problems, and repetitive behaviors.[6] She was diagnosed with childhood autism by the Hungarian Autism Research Group (Autizmus Alapítvány és Kutatócsoport) and two psychiatrists in Eger.
Henriett started writing between the ages of nine and thirteen. She painted autistic art paintings for the House of Arts in Eger[7] and the Hotel Stadion of Budapest at the East-European Autism Conference, 2004.
Henriett was invited to Friderikusz Sándor's[9] talk show, Szólás Szabadsága ("Freedom of Speech"), in 2005 to discuss her documentary film, which was seen by 700,000 people. This documentary film is titled Esőlány ("Rain Girl"). In 2006, Henriett wrote one novel, Autizmus – Egy másik világ ("Autism – Another World"). The book was published by the University of Pécs, in the New Galaxy anthology. Henriett won the 6th-place prize in the International Literature Competition in 2000, at the age of 19. She came in first in 2001, at the age of 20 (by International Alliance of Hungarian Writers).
In 2005, she wrote another book, titled Autizmussal önmagamba zárva ("Closed into Myself with Autism"), which was published by the Hungarian Autism Research Group and Ministry for National Cultural Heritage.
Monodramas
In 2010, Orlai Produkciós Iroda made a monodrama, Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature"), from Henriett Seth F's book. The textbook contains details of Donna Williams's Nobody Nowhere: The Extraordinary Autobiography of an Autistic Girl, Birger Sellin's Don't Want to Be Inside Me Anymore: Messages from Autistic Mind, and a few lines from Mark Haddon'sThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. The monodrama played in Esztergom, Budapest, Pécs, Tatabánya, Székesfehérvár and Eger theaters and was adapted into a TV documentary for Hungarian Television in 2010,[10][11][12] and played in Budapest, Gyöngyös theaters in 2011.
End of career
She gave up her creative music career at the age of 13, her creative writing career at the age of 25, and painting before the age of 27.[13]
She showed her last art work in Brody Sandor Public Library in June 2007.[14][15][16]
Henriett's unpublished poems from her childhood and teen years before the age 25 with title It may be...; Autumn; Well, don't speak this child; Something easy to write and sweet; There in the distance; Silently; Somewhere; A dream in a cage; Liberation from the slavery of the soul and Poem to the patron, on title 2nd Existence, infinity, and the world years between (1989–2005)[18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25]
Winner of the XIIth and XIIIth International Literature Competition(2000–2001) International Alliance of Hungarian Writers[26]
Novels to the periodical New Face, (2001)
Autizmussal önmagamba zárva ("Closed into myself with autism") by Henriett Seth F. to Hungarian Autism Research Group and Ministry for the National Cultural Heritage (2005)[27]
Autizmus – Egy másik világ ("Autism – Another World") by Henriett Seth F. to University of Pécs (2006)[28][29][30][31]
Novel to the periodical Esőember ("Rain Man") (2006) by Henriett Seth F. from her kindergarten's, primary school's and Eszterhazy College's life[32][33][34]
Exhibitions
Henriett Seth F.'s paintings and galleries in House of Arts and Brody Sandor Public Library, Eger, 1993–2007[14][15][16]
Friderikusz Sándor.: "Seth F. Henriett: Esőlány", ("The Rain Girl") – Freedom of Speech, Hungarian Television, 2005[35][36]
Monodrama from book of Henriett Seth F.: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek[10]
Theatres
Monodrama from the book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Esztergom' s Theatre by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2010[37]
Monodrama from book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Budapest Trafó House of Contemporary Arts by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2010, 2011[38][39]
Monodrama from the book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Pécs' s Harmadik Theatre by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2010[40]
Monodrama from book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Tatabánya' s Jászai Mari Theatre by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2010[41]
Monodrama from book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Székesfehérvár' s Vörösmarty Theatre by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2010[42]
Monodrama from the book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Eger' s Gárdonyi Géza Theatre by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2010[43]
Monodrama from book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Budapest' s Radnóti Színház by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2011[44]
Monodrama from book of Henriett Seth F., text book contains details of Donna Williams, Birger Sellin and Mark Haddon: Nemsenkilény, monológ nemmindegyembereknek ("Notanobodycreature") in Gyöngyös' s Mátra Művelődési Központ by Orlai Produkciós Iroda, 2011[45]
Criticism
Henriett Seth F.'s book Autizmussal önmagamba zárva ("Closed into myself with autism") by Alliance Safeguarding for Hungarian Autistic Children and Adults[46]
Henriett Seth F.'s book Autizmussal önmagamba zárva ("Closed into myself with autism") and Henriett Seth F. by Börcsök Enikő, title with Megoszthatatlan belső magány ("Indivisible internal solitude")[47]
Henriett Seth F.'s book Autizmus – Egy másik világ ("Autism – Another World") by Magazine Solaria Science Fiction[30]
Documentary film from Henriett Seth F. – Contains autism and savant syndrome from Henriett, title with Esőlány ("The Rain Girl") – Freedom of Speech in Hungarian Television by Friderikusz Sandor, 2005[35][36]
