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A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul.—Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul.—Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Ján Hoffstädter
Fine artist, sculptor, Slovakia
Former chancellor of the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava
After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts (VŠVU) in Bratislava and before the Velvet revolution in 1989, he worked as a teacher at a public school of art in Bratislava. At the same time, he was engaged in free sculptural work and organizational activities. In 1983-84, he completed art studies at the Hochschule für Angewandte Kunst in Vienna. From 1990 to 2021, he worked at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava/ Slovakia, where he led a sculpture studio S.O.S. /Sculptures Objectively Subjectively/ for several years. From the year 2000 to 2007, he became a chancellor of the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava.
He has held several solo exhibitions and participated in many collective shows and symposium at home and abroad. Part of his free work are objects, installations, medals, but he also devoted himself to projects and implementations in public space. From 2013 to 2021, he was a chairman of a "sculpture monument commission" in Bratislava. Over the last couple of years, he has been working with language of abstract forms of expression and the range of its representative signs and pictorial symbols. This allows him to express his ideas more easily- what he actually means and, moreover, to point it out with an accent. Within his last works, he creates minimalist objects in one stroke, with an open story, without forcing your version of content.
Fine artist, sculptor, Slovakia
Former chancellor of the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava
After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts (VŠVU) in Bratislava and before the Velvet revolution in 1989, he worked as a teacher at a public school of art in Bratislava. At the same time, he was engaged in free sculptural work and organizational activities. In 1983-84, he completed art studies at the Hochschule für Angewandte Kunst in Vienna. From 1990 to 2021, he worked at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava/ Slovakia, where he led a sculpture studio S.O.S. /Sculptures Objectively Subjectively/ for several years. From the year 2000 to 2007, he became a chancellor of the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava.
He has held several solo exhibitions and participated in many collective shows and symposium at home and abroad. Part of his free work are objects, installations, medals, but he also devoted himself to projects and implementations in public space. From 2013 to 2021, he was a chairman of a "sculpture monument commission" in Bratislava. Over the last couple of years, he has been working with language of abstract forms of expression and the range of its representative signs and pictorial symbols. This allows him to express his ideas more easily- what he actually means and, moreover, to point it out with an accent. Within his last works, he creates minimalist objects in one stroke, with an open story, without forcing your version of content.
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Kiril Bozhkov
Head of Department Painting, Prof.Dr. at The National Academy of Art Sofia
PhD in Art History
Member of the Union of Bulgarian Artists from 1997 year
Kiril Bozhkov born in 1964 in Novi Han near Sofia. He became his MA and specialization in mural painting in the National Art Academy,Sofia and
in 1994 began teaching at the Department of Painting.
From 1981, until now, participation in over 250 group and 50 individual exhibitions in Bulgaria, Germany, Japan, Egypt, the United States, Poland, Serbia and Macedonia.
Works by Kiril Bozhkov are owned by the National Art Gallery, the Sofia City Art Gallery, the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus and
many galleries and private collections in Austria, England, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, Egypt, Ireland, Cyprus, Norway, Russia, USA, Czech Republic, Slovenia, France, Netherlands,
Switzerland, Japan, Macedonia, Malaysia, Hungary, Italy, etc.
Awards:
2023 – 3rd place in the "PORTRAIT" category at the 1 st World Watercolor Contest "WATERCOLOR FOR ALL" IWS Atelier Gallery Santiago, Chile
2023 – 1st Place at the first international watercolor festival, Spain, Cordoba
2023 – Eskoda Award – 1st Japan Watercolor Triennale, Nadeshiko
2022 – Award of NEVSKAYA PALITRA of III International Watercolor & Spirit Triennial - Varna
2022 – Mention Award – 7th International ”Love, Tolerance and Peace Through” Watercolor Festival & Golden Brish Contest, Izmir
2021 – Gold Art Award – 1 st International Watercolor Biennale Hamyang, Korea
2019 – 1st Place - 2nd International Biennial of Watercolor KIPUS – BOLIVIA – LIGHTS OF THE WORLD
2019 – Top 6 Best portrait - Tirana International Watercolor Biennale 2019, thirds edition
2018 - International Category Winner - First Watercolor Biennale, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia
2018 - Best Portrait Award at the 1st International Watercolor Festival "Tropical Watercolors" Costa Rica
2018 – In Top 100 – ranking for participation in the Universal Watercolor Exposition Online Contest, in Zhuji, China (the first World Watercolor Olympiad in the world)
2017 - In Top 20 - International Watercolor Contest “Thoughts made of Water”, Chihuahua , Mexico
2017 - 1st Place Best Portrait - 2nd TIRANA INTERNATIONAL WATERCOLOR BIENNALE 2017
2016 - In Top 30 artists in 2016 Taiwan World Watercolor Competition
2016 - The award of IWS Bulgaria for contribution to the development of world watercolor art - International Triennial of watercolor Warna, 2016
2016 - 3rd Award of Biennial International Fabriano Watercolor 2016
2016 - Award for best watercolor I International Art Festival 2016 - Bangladesh
2014 - Knight of the brush in 2013 (category knight of illusions) - Orchid Art Center
2012 - Award of the International Competition for watercolor, Karposh Municipality, Macedonia
1991 - 1st prize for painting at the National Academy about residence and work in Washington
1991 - Special prize for painting, the "Nude"
1990 - Award for composition of National Academy of Art, Sofia
1989 -1st prize in drawingof National Academy of Art, Sofia
Publications in national and international journals such as:
2016 – Art Of Watercolor Magazine, 24 th number, Septembar - November 2016
K. Bozhkov is author of the book "Virtuosity and painting"(2015).
Head of Department Painting, Prof.Dr. at The National Academy of Art Sofia
PhD in Art History
Member of the Union of Bulgarian Artists from 1997 year
Kiril Bozhkov born in 1964 in Novi Han near Sofia. He became his MA and specialization in mural painting in the National Art Academy,Sofia and
in 1994 began teaching at the Department of Painting.
From 1981, until now, participation in over 250 group and 50 individual exhibitions in Bulgaria, Germany, Japan, Egypt, the United States, Poland, Serbia and Macedonia.
Works by Kiril Bozhkov are owned by the National Art Gallery, the Sofia City Art Gallery, the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus and
many galleries and private collections in Austria, England, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, Egypt, Ireland, Cyprus, Norway, Russia, USA, Czech Republic, Slovenia, France, Netherlands,
Switzerland, Japan, Macedonia, Malaysia, Hungary, Italy, etc.
Awards:
2023 – 3rd place in the "PORTRAIT" category at the 1 st World Watercolor Contest "WATERCOLOR FOR ALL" IWS Atelier Gallery Santiago, Chile
2023 – 1st Place at the first international watercolor festival, Spain, Cordoba
2023 – Eskoda Award – 1st Japan Watercolor Triennale, Nadeshiko
2022 – Award of NEVSKAYA PALITRA of III International Watercolor & Spirit Triennial - Varna
2022 – Mention Award – 7th International ”Love, Tolerance and Peace Through” Watercolor Festival & Golden Brish Contest, Izmir
2021 – Gold Art Award – 1 st International Watercolor Biennale Hamyang, Korea
2019 – 1st Place - 2nd International Biennial of Watercolor KIPUS – BOLIVIA – LIGHTS OF THE WORLD
2019 – Top 6 Best portrait - Tirana International Watercolor Biennale 2019, thirds edition
2018 - International Category Winner - First Watercolor Biennale, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia
2018 - Best Portrait Award at the 1st International Watercolor Festival "Tropical Watercolors" Costa Rica
2018 – In Top 100 – ranking for participation in the Universal Watercolor Exposition Online Contest, in Zhuji, China (the first World Watercolor Olympiad in the world)
2017 - In Top 20 - International Watercolor Contest “Thoughts made of Water”, Chihuahua , Mexico
2017 - 1st Place Best Portrait - 2nd TIRANA INTERNATIONAL WATERCOLOR BIENNALE 2017
2016 - In Top 30 artists in 2016 Taiwan World Watercolor Competition
2016 - The award of IWS Bulgaria for contribution to the development of world watercolor art - International Triennial of watercolor Warna, 2016
2016 - 3rd Award of Biennial International Fabriano Watercolor 2016
2016 - Award for best watercolor I International Art Festival 2016 - Bangladesh
2014 - Knight of the brush in 2013 (category knight of illusions) - Orchid Art Center
2012 - Award of the International Competition for watercolor, Karposh Municipality, Macedonia
1991 - 1st prize for painting at the National Academy about residence and work in Washington
1991 - Special prize for painting, the "Nude"
1990 - Award for composition of National Academy of Art, Sofia
1989 -1st prize in drawingof National Academy of Art, Sofia
Publications in national and international journals such as:
2016 – Art Of Watercolor Magazine, 24 th number, Septembar - November 2016
K. Bozhkov is author of the book "Virtuosity and painting"(2015).
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Mária Rimarčíková
Fine artist, Slovakia
"I love surprises when I have a plan in my head and yet the final image is different."
I approach my creation instinctively, enjoying the play with layers and color fields. I gradually add layers, colors, shapes, and then take them away, constantly deciding on each next step I take. I listen to classical music while I work. It feels as though I am following my intuition. The creative process fulfills me, even though it is sometimes challenging. I love surprises when I have a plan in my head and yet the final image is different.
The abstract expression allows me to convey what I cannot find words for, and even if I find words, I feel deep inside that they sometimes simply aren't enough as a means of expression.
And what I love the most is the feeling of satisfaction when I am happy with the painting in the end. I am continuously working my way through and reinforcing the belief that deep human feelings and strong will are more important than mere emotions and sensations, although I do not deny their role in human life.
I subconsciously embed my thoughts, experiences, lived realities, desires, and soul discoveries into my paintings, much like the creamy color.
I perceive deep connections between the past, present, and future. It's as if they meet/intersect in the present in a specific way. What I experienced in the past influences my present, and how I live the present will affect my future. Above all, it seems most important to me to live the present moment fully and honestly. Perhaps that's why my memories, powerful moments that have influenced my live and creation transferred into my paintings.
Mária Rimarčíková (1973) is a Slovak painter who dedicates her work to seeking out the confluence of human existence and the transcendent. She entered the art world as a self-taught artist, and gradually her work evolved towards abstract expression and experimantation with painting, enriched with collage elements. She draws inspiration from nature and installs her paintings in natural environments. Mária perceives nature as space for contemplation, self-reflection, and meditation, qualities that are in opposition to our rushed and overexposed world today. Through her paintings, Mária Rimarčíková therefore invites the viewer to look inward, listen and rediscover inner self.
"From each of Mária´s paintings flows a "metaphysical longing" for life, synonymous with beauty, goodness, and truth, even where something unsettling occasionally emerges from the painting itself. The anticipation of eruptive explosiveness, however, the painter realizes in diametrically different, more dynamically conceived compositions. In these, she applies a profoundly dramatic, color and shape contrasting palette-knife style.
Despite the independence of Mária's paintings from nature, some directly stem from nature´s essence. Her work draws inspiration from the harmony of natural colors and shapes. Through this, she comes ever closer to spiritual and exclusively mystical content. In these moments, one cannot speak of a specific style or genre, but of an expression of a certain spiritual state, a spiritual category of "sacrum." Such intimate communication between the artist and the Creator can be found across Mária´s work, as an invisible essence of her inner joy and distinctive human and artistic perspective."
Mária Kovalčíková, art historian and artist
Fine artist, Slovakia
"I love surprises when I have a plan in my head and yet the final image is different."
I approach my creation instinctively, enjoying the play with layers and color fields. I gradually add layers, colors, shapes, and then take them away, constantly deciding on each next step I take. I listen to classical music while I work. It feels as though I am following my intuition. The creative process fulfills me, even though it is sometimes challenging. I love surprises when I have a plan in my head and yet the final image is different.
The abstract expression allows me to convey what I cannot find words for, and even if I find words, I feel deep inside that they sometimes simply aren't enough as a means of expression.
And what I love the most is the feeling of satisfaction when I am happy with the painting in the end. I am continuously working my way through and reinforcing the belief that deep human feelings and strong will are more important than mere emotions and sensations, although I do not deny their role in human life.
I subconsciously embed my thoughts, experiences, lived realities, desires, and soul discoveries into my paintings, much like the creamy color.
I perceive deep connections between the past, present, and future. It's as if they meet/intersect in the present in a specific way. What I experienced in the past influences my present, and how I live the present will affect my future. Above all, it seems most important to me to live the present moment fully and honestly. Perhaps that's why my memories, powerful moments that have influenced my live and creation transferred into my paintings.
Mária Rimarčíková (1973) is a Slovak painter who dedicates her work to seeking out the confluence of human existence and the transcendent. She entered the art world as a self-taught artist, and gradually her work evolved towards abstract expression and experimantation with painting, enriched with collage elements. She draws inspiration from nature and installs her paintings in natural environments. Mária perceives nature as space for contemplation, self-reflection, and meditation, qualities that are in opposition to our rushed and overexposed world today. Through her paintings, Mária Rimarčíková therefore invites the viewer to look inward, listen and rediscover inner self.
"From each of Mária´s paintings flows a "metaphysical longing" for life, synonymous with beauty, goodness, and truth, even where something unsettling occasionally emerges from the painting itself. The anticipation of eruptive explosiveness, however, the painter realizes in diametrically different, more dynamically conceived compositions. In these, she applies a profoundly dramatic, color and shape contrasting palette-knife style.
Despite the independence of Mária's paintings from nature, some directly stem from nature´s essence. Her work draws inspiration from the harmony of natural colors and shapes. Through this, she comes ever closer to spiritual and exclusively mystical content. In these moments, one cannot speak of a specific style or genre, but of an expression of a certain spiritual state, a spiritual category of "sacrum." Such intimate communication between the artist and the Creator can be found across Mária´s work, as an invisible essence of her inner joy and distinctive human and artistic perspective."
Mária Kovalčíková, art historian and artist
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Polina Gazhur
Fine artist. Austria. Symbolist. M.A. history of art, M.A. fine arts
Member of the Professional Association of Fine Artists of Austria, Regional Associations Vienna,
Lower Austria, and Burgenland.
Artist’s statement
“For me art is first a tool for understanding the world. Drawing, transferring the images that arise in my head to the canvas, in some sense I ask important for me questions - about life, about difficulties and problems, their meanings and values, about the structure of the world and the human. For me paintings are an opportunity of some kind of philosophical reflection. Lines, shapes, colors, composition of thoughtful elements together tell this or that story, filled with hidden or explicit symbols. In each picture, I ask a question and try to get an answer or at least an image of it, with the help of using symbols, metaphors and allegories”.
The main exhibitions:
2008 NON / FICTION. 10th International Fair of Intellectual Literature. The exhibition project “Book Illustration.” Central House of Artists. Moscow. Russia.
2009 NON / FICTION. 11th International Fair of Intellectual Literature. The exhibition project “Book Illustration.” Central House of Artists. Moscow. Russia.
2012 “Einfache Empfindungen”, personal exhibition, Merikon Art Gallery, Vienna, Austria
2012 Art exhibition for the 80th anniversary of the Moscow Union of Artists “Book”, Moscow House of the artists, Moscow, Russia
2013 Reiffeisen-Bank, die innere Ausstellung, Vienna, Austria
2013 Participation in the auction and exhibition “Von Attersee bis Zdrahal” (the Merikon Art Gallery and Lions-Club-Wien Maria Theresia).
2013 “Thougthful” (with Alexander Gajour), Merikon Art Gallery, Vienna, Austria
2013 “Sketches of Inner space” (personal exhibition), Benedict Gallery, Vienna, Austria
2013 “Under the umbrella” (the group exhibition), Merikon Art room, Vienna, Austria
2013 Group exhibition to the 100th anniversary of the Moscow art assembly. Moscow. Russia
2013 Art-performance “Synthesis of art”, Natya-Mandir, Vienna, Austria
2014 „Evolutionary lines“. Group exhibition. Art room Merikon, Vienna, Austria
2014 „Embracing nature“. Group exhibition. SARTO Gallery Waidhofen-an-der-Ybbs, Austria
2015 „Gazhur universe“. Personal exhibition. In der evangelischen Pfarrgemeinde A.B.Wien-Ottakring, Vienna, Austria
2015 “Symbolisch”. Personal exhibition. Art room Merikon, Vienna, Austria
2015 “Das episches Theater”, exhibition. Kunst in Pazmanittengasse, Vienna, Austria
2015 “Vernissage Polina Gazhur”. Bundesanstalt für Bergbauernfragen. Vienna, Austria
2015 Vernissage. Garde Blanche Mode & Vino. Vienna, Austria
2018 Vernissage mit Anna Freudenthaler. “Krimi. Zeit”. “Osteria Allora”, Vienna, Austria
2019 “Manuskript”. Ausstellung Polina Gazhur, Anna Freudenthaler, Petra Rasp. Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2020 „New artworks“. Personal exhibition. Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2021 “Surrealistic dreams”, Group Exhibition, PiblicArtists, Vienna, Austria
2022 Personal Ehxibition, Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2022 “Sommer Sachen”, Group Ehxibition, Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2023 “Nature Dance”, Personal exhibition, Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2023 “Session 7”, Galerie AZUR, Berlin, Germany
2024 Group Exhibition, Gallery One, Dubai, UAE
2024 Fair for Art, Vienna, Austria
2024 Personal exhibition “The notes of a traveler”, KreativRaum Gallery, Vienna, Austria
Fine artist. Austria. Symbolist. M.A. history of art, M.A. fine arts
Member of the Professional Association of Fine Artists of Austria, Regional Associations Vienna,
Lower Austria, and Burgenland.
Artist’s statement
“For me art is first a tool for understanding the world. Drawing, transferring the images that arise in my head to the canvas, in some sense I ask important for me questions - about life, about difficulties and problems, their meanings and values, about the structure of the world and the human. For me paintings are an opportunity of some kind of philosophical reflection. Lines, shapes, colors, composition of thoughtful elements together tell this or that story, filled with hidden or explicit symbols. In each picture, I ask a question and try to get an answer or at least an image of it, with the help of using symbols, metaphors and allegories”.
The main exhibitions:
2008 NON / FICTION. 10th International Fair of Intellectual Literature. The exhibition project “Book Illustration.” Central House of Artists. Moscow. Russia.
2009 NON / FICTION. 11th International Fair of Intellectual Literature. The exhibition project “Book Illustration.” Central House of Artists. Moscow. Russia.
2012 “Einfache Empfindungen”, personal exhibition, Merikon Art Gallery, Vienna, Austria
2012 Art exhibition for the 80th anniversary of the Moscow Union of Artists “Book”, Moscow House of the artists, Moscow, Russia
2013 Reiffeisen-Bank, die innere Ausstellung, Vienna, Austria
2013 Participation in the auction and exhibition “Von Attersee bis Zdrahal” (the Merikon Art Gallery and Lions-Club-Wien Maria Theresia).
2013 “Thougthful” (with Alexander Gajour), Merikon Art Gallery, Vienna, Austria
2013 “Sketches of Inner space” (personal exhibition), Benedict Gallery, Vienna, Austria
2013 “Under the umbrella” (the group exhibition), Merikon Art room, Vienna, Austria
2013 Group exhibition to the 100th anniversary of the Moscow art assembly. Moscow. Russia
2013 Art-performance “Synthesis of art”, Natya-Mandir, Vienna, Austria
2014 „Evolutionary lines“. Group exhibition. Art room Merikon, Vienna, Austria
2014 „Embracing nature“. Group exhibition. SARTO Gallery Waidhofen-an-der-Ybbs, Austria
2015 „Gazhur universe“. Personal exhibition. In der evangelischen Pfarrgemeinde A.B.Wien-Ottakring, Vienna, Austria
2015 “Symbolisch”. Personal exhibition. Art room Merikon, Vienna, Austria
2015 “Das episches Theater”, exhibition. Kunst in Pazmanittengasse, Vienna, Austria
2015 “Vernissage Polina Gazhur”. Bundesanstalt für Bergbauernfragen. Vienna, Austria
2015 Vernissage. Garde Blanche Mode & Vino. Vienna, Austria
2018 Vernissage mit Anna Freudenthaler. “Krimi. Zeit”. “Osteria Allora”, Vienna, Austria
2019 “Manuskript”. Ausstellung Polina Gazhur, Anna Freudenthaler, Petra Rasp. Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2020 „New artworks“. Personal exhibition. Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2021 “Surrealistic dreams”, Group Exhibition, PiblicArtists, Vienna, Austria
2022 Personal Ehxibition, Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2022 “Sommer Sachen”, Group Ehxibition, Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2023 “Nature Dance”, Personal exhibition, Kreativraum Galerie, Vienna, Austria
2023 “Session 7”, Galerie AZUR, Berlin, Germany
2024 Group Exhibition, Gallery One, Dubai, UAE
2024 Fair for Art, Vienna, Austria
2024 Personal exhibition “The notes of a traveler”, KreativRaum Gallery, Vienna, Austria
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Tímea Bezeczki
Hungarian artist
„ The road is for travel, not the destination.” /Tímea Bezeczki/
This is my motto, which is characteristic of my whole life. I got to know painting more closely in 2022, when it turned out to me that the first encounter of fashionable 'experience painting' is also the last, not my world. I started to browse the internet, looking for interesting painters to learn from.
I knew that I was really interested in portrait painting. For me, an old face is the most beautiful, because when I look at it, there is a whole life in it. I grew up in a village, and at that time women in aprons still walked around the village. I like simple, everyday topics that are meaningful to me. In 2023, I found the painting school of Kálmán Gasztonyi (Gasztonyi Painter Free School), where I am still trying to learn the ins and outs of oil painting. It became a real love. It is a means of expression for me, a remedy for all ills. There is no specific style or technique that I would highlight, I like everything. The brush, the painter's knife, fluid painting, still life, or portrait, study image, or AI.
The only thing that is important is the color, the light and the shadow, which make the picture really vivid for me. In the past year and a half, I have competed in several places, in Hungary and abroad, in internationally juried art competitions, and I am really happy with the success achieved, as I have never studied this profession. I think if I can make just one person's day better, it’s good day.
My recognitions:
November 2023: Gedeon Richter Nyrt, "Beautiful Day" exhibition
December 2023: The ChristmArt Inetrnational Show, Golden Duck Gallery
August 2024: Traveller’s Art Show, Golden Duck Gallery, Old Masters Award különdíj
August 2024: 10 TH Landscape, Honorable Mention Award, TeraVarna Gallery /online
Oktober 2024: No Limits, Golden Duck Gallery
Oktober 2024: 7 TH Still Life, Honorable Mention Award, TeraVarna Gallery/online
November 2024: Gedeon Richter Plc., "See the Miracle" exhibition
Januar 2025: Still end Lifeless Art 3 Contest Award , Gallery 4/online
Februar 2025: Floral & Botanicals 5 Contest Award, Gallery 4/online
April 2025: Interior Art Exhibition, Golden Duck Gallery, Duck’s Special Award
Hungarian artist
„ The road is for travel, not the destination.” /Tímea Bezeczki/
This is my motto, which is characteristic of my whole life. I got to know painting more closely in 2022, when it turned out to me that the first encounter of fashionable 'experience painting' is also the last, not my world. I started to browse the internet, looking for interesting painters to learn from.
I knew that I was really interested in portrait painting. For me, an old face is the most beautiful, because when I look at it, there is a whole life in it. I grew up in a village, and at that time women in aprons still walked around the village. I like simple, everyday topics that are meaningful to me. In 2023, I found the painting school of Kálmán Gasztonyi (Gasztonyi Painter Free School), where I am still trying to learn the ins and outs of oil painting. It became a real love. It is a means of expression for me, a remedy for all ills. There is no specific style or technique that I would highlight, I like everything. The brush, the painter's knife, fluid painting, still life, or portrait, study image, or AI.
The only thing that is important is the color, the light and the shadow, which make the picture really vivid for me. In the past year and a half, I have competed in several places, in Hungary and abroad, in internationally juried art competitions, and I am really happy with the success achieved, as I have never studied this profession. I think if I can make just one person's day better, it’s good day.
My recognitions:
November 2023: Gedeon Richter Nyrt, "Beautiful Day" exhibition
December 2023: The ChristmArt Inetrnational Show, Golden Duck Gallery
August 2024: Traveller’s Art Show, Golden Duck Gallery, Old Masters Award különdíj
August 2024: 10 TH Landscape, Honorable Mention Award, TeraVarna Gallery /online
Oktober 2024: No Limits, Golden Duck Gallery
Oktober 2024: 7 TH Still Life, Honorable Mention Award, TeraVarna Gallery/online
November 2024: Gedeon Richter Plc., "See the Miracle" exhibition
Januar 2025: Still end Lifeless Art 3 Contest Award , Gallery 4/online
Februar 2025: Floral & Botanicals 5 Contest Award, Gallery 4/online
April 2025: Interior Art Exhibition, Golden Duck Gallery, Duck’s Special Award
