Membership
• 2012: “Síkhegy” Group, Debrecen, Hungary
• 2010: “Közelités” Art Association, Pécs, Hungary
• 2002: Hungarian Creative Artists’ National Association Federation of the Fine and Applied Arts Craftsmenship

Solo Exhibitions
• 2018: Patch-Works, Central Library, Nottingham
• 2016: Transpattern, Surface Gallery, Nottingham
• 2014: Exhibition for Doctoral Exam, Doctorate in Fine Arts, University of Pécs, Fakulty of Musik and Visual Art, Pécs, Hungary
• 2013: “Exhibition of Two Artis in Debrecen” (with János Kujbus) HALKÖZ Gallery, Debrecen, Hungary
• 2012: “Three” (with János Kujbus and Tamás Potyók), Vizivárosi Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
• 2009: “Tolvaj, Tóth, Kujbus” City Gallery of Gyula Pál, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
• 2008: “Paternoster”, Műterem Gallery, Debrecen, Hungary
• 2007: “Even pictures”, Ferenc Karacs Museum, Püspökladány, Hungary
• 2003: “Sketchbook”, Újkert Photoclub, Debrecen, Hungary
• 2003: “Light-pictures”, University of Debrecen Conservatory, Debrecen, Hungary
• 2000, 2002: “iInside-objects”, Gallery Kiss, Debrecen, Hungary
• 2000: “Lightpaintings”, Multy Photo Gallery, Debrecen, Hungary

Selected Collective Exhibition

2017:

“Leftovers”, Surface Gallery, Nottingham

2016:
• “Re:surface”, Surface Gallery, Nottingham
• “Facebook, likes, selfies…”, D17 Gallery, Budapest
• “International Postcard Show”, Surface Gallery, Nottingham
• “Christmas discounting”, MÜSZI, Budapest
• “Look Up: Journeys of Ideas” event and exhibition, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham

2015:
• “Unique from Debrecen”, “Síkhegy” group, Art IX-XI Gallery, Budapest
• “Art mobilized”, Mamü Gallery, Budapest
• “Home sweet home”, “Síkhegy csoport”, Artus Studió, Budapest

2014:
• “Colors and forms”, Bálna Gallery, Budapest
• “Retrospektive rethought”, Mamü Gallery, Budapest
• “The Idol Falls” , PP Center, Budapest
• “OOPS”, Partizan Street Sesion” Graffitti and Exhibition, PP Center, Budapest

2013:
• “St. Matrix”, Gallery Latarka, Budapest
• “III. Show-window Art Attack” directed by the Modem, downtown, Debrecen, Hungary
• “St. Matrix”, Gallery Sesztina, Debrecen, Hungary
• The Exhibition of “Síkhegy” Group, Gallery MAMÜ, Budapest, Hungary

2012-11:
• DLA Final Exhibition, Gallery Pécs, Hungary

2011:
• “DD11″, Gallery Kuko”, Drezden, Germany
• “DrebREcenSden”, Gallery Kuko, Drezden, Germany

2010:
• “Szindbád”, Gyula Pál Hall, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
• “Color Power-Scalechange 5.” Zsolnay Factory, Belga Hall, Pécs, Hungary
• “Photography in motion”, Nádor Gallery, Pécs, Hungary
• The “Közelítés” Art Society exhibition debut of new members, Hattyúház, Pécs, Hungary

2009:
• Akvarell’ 09, Gyula Pál Hall, Nyíregyháza, Hungary

2008:
• BAE (Budapest Art Expo) fresh, Art mill, Szentendre, Hungary

2007:
• Strabag Painting Exhibitions of Winners, Museum Ludwig, Budapest, Hungary
• “Away games-young art from Debrecen”, St. Gallen, Switzerland

2006-2007:
• “Rectification I-IV (artistic research project), City Gallery, Tisztaújváros, Budapest, Nyíregyháza, Miskolc, Hungary
• “Natural images”, XIX. Photography biennial, Museum Duna, Esztergom, Hungarian Museum of Photography, Kecskemét

2006:
• “Fresh Art”, Műterem Gallery, Debrecen, Hungary
• Nagyvárad-Debrecen, Contemporary Art Salon, Nagyvárad, Rumania

2005:
• VI. Grotesque applications, Vaszary Picture Gallery, Kaposvár, Hungary

2004:
• V. Biennal International de Fotografia, XLIII: Medalla Gaudi, Reus, Spain
• III. International Art Exhibition, Shenyang, China
• The Teacher Training College of Nyíregyháza Faculty of Arts 35-year jubilee exhibition, City Gallery, Nyíregyháza, Hungary

2003:
• The members of the new painting MAOE (Hungarian Creative Artists’ National Association Federation of the Fine and Applied Arts Craftsmenship) Duna Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
• “Meetings”, The Multi Photo Gallery is Ten Years Old, Ferenc Medgyessy Museum, Debrecen, Hungary

2001:

• “Click”, Last Click of the new millennium, West End City Center, Budapest, Hungary 

In the beginning I was painting and drawing landscape, still-life images and trees. On the other hand I’m interested in the world of tales and fantasy. The world opened to me and I started to make sketches. I’m inspired by the paintings of Boris Wallejo, Julie Bell and the wonderful surrealist dream world of Salvador Dalí.

I like the beauty of the nature so I often go for a trip or take pictures It provides me new ideas. I don’t have a main profile, I like painting both landscapes or fantasy images, depening on my actual feelings. Recently I’m interested in the Zendoodle style and Line Art style, combined with my own. I’m open to learn about new trends, because I’m constantly trying to expand my knowledge.

First I was using acrylic paint then oil paint. I like experimenting, mixing techniques. I still use dry pastell, oil pastell and watercolor then I decorate them with nail polish or gel pen. I mostly paint to streched canvas but I like to work with wood, stone and plastic surfaces too. My goal is to build a unique, recognizable style for myself. I like to use flowers, vines and Art Nouveau as recurring motifs. I like bright, decisive colors.

In 2015 I joined the Jancso Gallery .I participate in the gallery’s life ,I do my pantings there and I often have exhibitions at the gallery.

My very first exhibition was in 2013 in Budapest in the Karolyi Gallery.

Sometimes I get so involved making the details that I can’t put down the brush. It’s after midnight when I realize how much time has passed. Painting and the desire for creation has been becoming a passion in my life. If I have some free time I dedicate it to painting.

Despite all this after my College years for a while I didn’t draw or paint at all.

The demand of visualization started in 2011 by inner impulse, by impact of searching for different paths.

First I tried to reflect my whirling thoughts with a camera. For while I enjoyed myself in the world of optics and softwere.From this work I had an exhibition in 2012 in Debrecen , Hungary in the Bisztro Bar.

Later on I was drawn more and more to the materials of making paintings.

I feel I can be freer if I smell the paint and the diluent ,the weaves of the canvas scores,the paintbrush or pallette knife varnished wood case…and I alter the pictures I see according to my moods.

I was always dazzled by accuracy-liberal presentation…rigid composition-flimsy surface filling….and playing with colours.

I autodiduct teach myself but regurarly attend painting courses.

August 2017 was my first exhibition from my paintings in Debrecen, in the Incognito Bar.

At the moment the world of Plein -air attracts me,and I am trying to bring to life this technique in my paintings according to my feelings.

He was born in Paszto village in Hungary in 7^th of July in 1970.Even in primary school he showed an artistic talent, but his farming parents didn’t believe in that. Zoltan’s art teacher saw in this educationally struggling boy a talent, embraced him, encouraged him and talked to him about art.

At the beginning his success was when he was given a cigarette for one of his drawings or in secondary school after entering a competition his drawing was displayed at the school.

After this unfortunately his hobby was forgotten, and he only picked up a pencil and a paintbrush in his later life.

This happened when he lost his mother and his brother. Painting was his therapy. Helped him to heal his haggard soul.

At the age of 40 his marriage broke down. In 2010 one of his friends invited him to Mexico to get over his pain. He had very little money and didn’t speak the language when he arrived at Mexico.

He planned his visit for 1 month, but he stayed for 4 years. During this time, he was charged with the locals’ calm and happy outlook on life. Zoltan soaked up the colours, ambiance, the scenery of the country and he was painting all the time.

He had more and more orders and exhibitions.

His best memory is when he had an exhibition in Tulum in the Pepe Nero Club,150 people came to see his paintings.

At the end he decided to move back to Hungary, he was missing his daughter.

In Hungary he had a surprising success when he was leading and art camp in Fonyod . A film director (Rajmund Panuvics) and his actress wife (Viktoria Farkas) visited his studio and it lead to a film which was shown in cinemas in Hungary with a title of “Jacky’s world”.

After moving back to Hungary he got married again and made new friends. Him and two other artists decided to do an interactive studio and gallery in a cellar in Budapest. After a hard work in 2014 the gallery opened. First under the name if Kazicum later Jancso Art Gallery. The gallery is open Wednesday-Saturday 4pm-8pm.

Because Jancso autodidact taught himself he is happy to help dedicated amateur artists. His main aim to accommodate the art seedling-trees, break down the mystery around art and bring closer the artwork to whom who are interested in it.

Zoltan is proud that in his self-run business he met kind, talented artists who are not rivals, meet up regularly in or outside of the gallery.

He also has exhibitions in the nearby Szimpla- garden.

There and in the gallery he has many visitors from abroad too.

The artist picks his themes from his own life. He only paints landscapes if he has been at the location.

He doesn’t like taking orders, he doesn’t want his work turning into soulless routine work where he can’t identify himself.

As an amateur he likes the humorous society criticism, he likes the colours of Cezanne, the bravery and wit of Picasso, the madness of Bosch, the way Modigliani seeing things also the landscapes from Laszlo Paal.

He continuously teaching himself. A few years ago he found an interest in the palette knife technic.

He has had exhibitions in Mexico, France, Romania.

His work can be found in lots of countries in Europe, in the USA, Russia, Cuba Mexico and Argentina.

If we pay attention to ourselves, listen to our inner voices ,we notice our inner whiffle ,that our inner world is full of things ,our self-knowledge .Our lives, inner- selves are abstract and deep.
The questions are for me always how to express the unsaid , the feelings , the thoughts , the unformulated.
How to tell a friend , how was a concert? How was an exhibition? Have we got words for abstract feelings , thoughts which appear in the moment?
These are the questions which I ask myself day after day and as an artist I try to give answers with my art. What I can’t tell with words I show with my paintings. 

2017 – ’Steps’, Gallery of Wine and Craft, Budapest
2017 – Ari S. Kupsus Gallery, Budapest
2017 – Workshop exhibition, Gallery of Csongrád, Csongrád
2017 – Fundamenta Amadeus exhibition, MKE, Barcsay Hall, Budapest
2017 – Ludwig exhibition, MKE, Barcsay Hall, Budapest

2016 – Pakk_art Christmas market exhibiton, Budapest
2016 – ‘On the road’, Gallery of Wine and Craft, Budapest
2016 – Workshop exhibition, Gallery of Csongrád
2015 – ‘Eleven Ősz’ installation, Budapest
2015 – Workshop exhibition, Museum of Laszlo Tari, Csongrád
2015 – ‘Eleven Tavasz, 1 Művész 1 Porta’ installation, Gellért square, Budapest
2015 – Pakk_art, Defo Labor, Budapest

2014 – Workshop exhibition, Gallery of Csongrád, Csongrád
2014 – Pakk_art, Higgs Field Gallery, Budapest 

When I go to the shop to buy paint I often take the lids off and smell them and the smell often influence me which paint to buy. As a child I often copied famous artists so I could learn from them.,,my favourites were the impressionists and Russian artists of course my horizon since got wider. In those days there was no internet so I only saw these paintings in pictures and in books and I started to go outside and I still love the plein air painting. Of course in my days people said you can’t make a living from painting so after I did my compulsory military experience I went to a medical school and after that I worked in a hospital in Nagyvarad ( Oradea). I got married and had little time to paint . I love to go fishing, being outside and see ,find new places.

From 2007-2014 I lived with my family on the Island of Sardinia where I learnt about the sea,the rocky shores,the endless blue sky,new places,new people,new smells and

And this time I started to paint again seriously and we returned in 2014 I decided to devote my time to paint.In 2014 I applied for the University of Fine Arts in Nagyvarad and got in . I graduated in 2018.

Usually from May to November I participate in different art workshops where I meet with different artists . These workshops are held in Hadad,Szatmarhegy,Nagy-Szokond,Kapnyikbanya,Felsobanya,Maramarossziget,Baratka valley, in Transylvania,Babolna,Micske in Hungary and Kassa in Slovakia.

As for my style: I consider myself to be a naturalist-realistic artist,an impressionist or an expressionist .

I mainly paint with oils sometimes with acrylics .My themes are old villages,landscapes,flowers,portraits,fallen gates,old houses,wells…with these what I want to highlight is how some villages get depopulated ( I experienced this in Sardinia as well) when the young generation moves away the old generation dies out with them a lifestyle dies out too…

Another thing I try to show in my paintings the light. I love to play with the light,light effects, light illusions.. for example I like to give back the felling when someone is blinded by the sun.

I love painting in plein air.

For me paintings is my life, I often paint in my dreams,I love mixing the colours,I love noticing the different shades and bring them onto the canvas with brush,with my fingers and bring things to live… this is joy to me.

Exhibitions

I have a permanent exhibition in the Museum in Belenyes .

I also have paintings in the Tibor Erno Gallery, Nagyvarad (Oradea)

Nagyvarad (Oradea) castle gallery

Nagyvarad City Museum

Nagybanya

Szatmarnemeti

Felsobanya

Babolna.

Since 1990 I have been taking part in national and international juried art exhibitions.

In 2004 I represented Nograd county on an international biannual drawing exhibition.

In 2006 I took part in the 5^th International Triennial Graphic artists exhibition.

In 2007-2008 I was one of four artists on a travelling exhibition (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia).

I got professional recognitions at Salgotarjan Spring Art Exhibitions in 1999 and in 2009, at Miskolc Winter Art Exhibition in 2005 and at Szecseny Autumn Art Exhibitions in 2005, in 2007 and in 2017.

My artistic creativity and aptitude have not only been in taking part in many national and international art exhibitions but also in organising exhibitions too. In 2012 in honour of Salgotarjan’s 90^th anniversary being recognised as a town, I helped to organise two exhibitions there. 

From my artwork which I made in the 4 years of Secondary school I had an exhibition in Gyor,Hungary. In 1988 in a Military Cultural inspection I got first prize for my works of art. From 1988 I studied at the Lajos Kossuth Military High School at Szentendre,Hungary as a civil engineer. After that in 1991 I studied at Janus Pannonnius University on a Visual Art and Drawing vocational course. My art tutors were Ilona Keseru and Laszlo Valko and under their hands I gained a Diploma in Art and in teaching Art in secondary schools.

I had many field trips in Italy and in England where I deepened my knowledge of art.

My visual work can be seen in many companies design and interior design. As a designer of many visual communication projects as well as an art director my work can be seen across Hungary.

I have had exhibitions in Hungary

Lenti,Zalaegerszeg,Gyor,Pecs,Mohacs,Dunaujvaros,Budapest.

In the UK in Cardiff.

At present I run a Gallery in Budapest where I exhibit my own work and I also work as a graphic designer. 

The world around us is what we think of it. Yes, it is woven from the quotations, and it is difficult for us to identify the most important images among its endless variety of repetitive pictures. Those that allow us to live in harmony and take it as it is…

 Alas, life experience is limited in time, and harmony makes no provision for expectations. The path to it is not easy, but it is beautiful.

Our era is the current reality, devoid of guarantees of constancy. But where there’s a will there’s a possibility to find so much scope for soul and mind, as there was not in the most enlightened times. The main thing is to be sincere and honest with yourself.

I’m a stalker and a conductor, an artist, who interprets Art not as a form but as a meaning of life. An idealist with a wanderer stick and a samurai code of honor. I came into this world to do my job.

Everything that I may paint surrounds us, in fact, and everyone comes into contact with it anyway. I’m just eager to rethink these fragments, give them meaning, power and infinite love of life.

Education

2003-2005 National University named in honor of T. Shevchenko –Kiev, Ukraine

Courses taken in Philosophy

1992-1997 The National Academy of Arts – Kiev, Ukraine

Monumental Arts

1983-1991 Polytechnic University – Lviv, Ukraine

Architecture

1972-1982 The School of Art in Uzhgorod under the studio direction of Z. Bakoniy

MEMBERSHIPS

2010 – present Union of Artists in Westfalia, RKB, Germany

2002 – present Association of Art Activists of Ukraine

Projects and Art Exhibit Curator

2013-present Art Center Ilko Gallery, Uzhgorod

Leading specialist

2019 – «Intro». Project curator and exhibitor, Art Center Ilko Gallery Uzhgorod; Museum of Contemporary Art of Korsakiv, Lutsk.

2017-2018 –”Goodbye, Word!“, Uzhhorod – Kyiv, Museum of Kyiv History

2016-2017 – “Newest Realism”, Art Center Ilko Gallery, Uzhgorod. A series of exhibitions.

2015 – curator and participant of the exhibition “Flags of Utopia”, Transcarpathian arts museums, Uzhgorod

2014 – “VELIKIJ PEREVIZ”, presentation of modern collection Ukrainian Avanade art. Curator and participant Art Center Ilko Gallery, Uzhgorod

2014 –“INSOMNIA”, exhibit – reaction to current events on Independence Square, Ukraine – Art Center Ilko Gallery, Uzhgorod

2013 – “FRAGMENTATION”, group exhibit, fine art, photography, computer graphics Art Center Ilko Gallery, Uzhgorod

2011 – “INDIFFERENT”, group exhibit, fine art, photography, computer graphics – Transcarpathian arts museums, Uzhgorod

2010 – “KINO NOT FOR EVERYONE”, week of Modern Hungarian Independent films. Sponsored by general consulate of Hungry in Ukraine. – Uzhgorodski National University

2009 – “IDEALIST”, group exhibit, fine art, photography, computer graphic – Transcarpathian arts museums, Uzhgorod

2008 – “DAYS OF HUNGARIAN CULTURE”, fine art, photography, and computer graphic – Sponsored by general consulate of Hungry in Ukraine. – Transcarpathian arts museums, Uzhgorod

2006 – “FRENCH KISSES”, week of French Independent films – Drama Theater, Uzhgorod

2005 – “UNKNOWN HOLLYWOOD”, week of American Independent films – Drama Theater, Uzhgorod

2004 – “SENSEI OF EASTERN FILMS”, week of Eastern Asian Independent films – Drama Theater, Uzhgorod

Exhibits:

2017 – Solo Exhibit, Reflection gallery, Santa Fe, USA

2015 – Solo Exhibit “Egoist”, Art Center Ilko Gallery, Uzhgorod

2014 –“VELIKIJ PEREVIZ”, Flags of Utopia – oil painting, Art Center Ilko Gallery, Uzhgorod

2014 – “INSOMNIA”, Reaction to current events on Independence Square, Ukraine –

Four oil paintings and multimedia installation. Art Center Ilko Gallery , Uzhgorod

2012-2014 –Permanent Exhibits of cultural Exchange, Germany-France. RKB organization in Paris, France

2013 –“FRAGMENTATION”, group exhibit, fine art, photography, computer graphics – Art Center Ilko Gallery

2011 – Solo Exhibit Zollferraine Culture Center – UNESCO. In program cultural heritage of Krupp family. Zollferraine, Germany.

2008-2009 – cycle or personal exhibits in Essen, Vupertal and Dusburg, Germany

2007-2009 – New Years International Fine Art Show , oil paintings. Hungarian Pavilion – Linc, Austria

2003 – Hero of Culture, Refugee Camp multimedia installation – participant and title nominee. Lviv and Kiev, Ukraine.

2002 – Ukrainian Days Russia, Highlander – abstract oil painting , Pavilion of Modern Art of central Art Building – Moscow, Russia.

1995-1997 – International Art Show oil paintings, Ukrainian Building – Kiev, Ukraine

1994-1995 – Ukrainian-France cultural symposiums, cycle of group exhibits, various oil paintings and installations. Kyiv and Kharkiv, Ukraine; Marcel and Tulusa, France. 

My art teachers from Békéscsaba have made a huge impact on me:

Attila Novák visual professor

Gábor Megyeri-Horváth artist and art teacher.

I started studying art at the Hungarian Institute for Culture and Art in Budapest. My teachers were: 

Huba Bálványos graphic artist

Gábor Atlasz artist

I create a lot, but it never feels I need to stop… I always look forward to taking the brush in my hands and sitting in front of the canvas.

I like still-life painting, telling stories by the objects I chose. I love unique angles and warm colours.

My exhibitions so far in Hungary –

Békéscsaba 

Gyula

Kecskemét

Hódmezővásárhely

Szeged

Sopron

Budapest

Biography

Inna was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, in 1972, graduated from high school, learned English literature at Tashkent University and moved to Israel in 1991. Inna has graduated Tel Aviv University and has a BA in English Literature and Computer Science.

Inna started to paint at an early age, while the first artist education was acquired by her in 2003 when she graduated drawing and painting external studies of Shenkar Colledge of Art and Design. During the years Inna learned from several well-known artists and watercolorists, constantly advancing her artistic and technique style.

Artistic Statement

The origin of my painting is coming from an instant excitement I feel when looking at a figurative object of thinking of an abstract idea. When a specific moment is caught in my mind, I start to work on the painting. The work starts from the conceptual thinking, while the visual form is developing with every new sketch. A watercolour technique with its spontaneity helps me to concentrate on the core idea of my painting and to transfer the moment to my work.

 Selected Art Shows and Expos:

2018 – “A glimpse into Invisible”, ArtMabat Gallery, Kfar Saba, curator Avia Mamon, solo expo

2018 – “Tropical Watercolor”, Costa Rica

2018 – “Distortion”, Kfar Saba Artist House Gallery, curator Galit Semel

2017 – “Gender and Diversity”, Kfar Saba Art House, curator Sari Golan

2017 – “Homeland”, Kfar Saba Art House, curator Ilan Beck

2015 – “Open Space”, Angar 2 Gallery, Tel Aviv, curator Osnat Israeli

2015 – “Rolling in the streets”, Shalom Tower Gallery, curator Noga Shimell

2012 – Exposito, Amiad Center Gallery, Tel Aviv, curator Eti Fabian

EXHIBITIONS:

2016 26 & 33 type family exhibition Gallery Graphics

2017 Moscow Art Graphics Art Kuznetsky Bridge Moscow Art Academy

2019 “Philosophy of the Canon” of the Ministry of Agriculture

PUBLICATIONS:

2016 Corporate identity for the filmmaker “Variant Tv”

2016 Poster for Tetra “Mossovet” performance “Month in the Village”

2017 Almanac Gallery “GROUND”

2018 Design of the Intermuseum exhibition space for the L. Tolstoy Museum

2018 Illustrations for the magazine «GQ»

2019 Illustrations for Seasons Magazine

Much of my work is based on the landscape of the North of England although I always produce art work based on my travels.

Originally I was a silk screen printer, a ceramicist and throughout a painter.

My paintings are representational. Through visual devices I hope to capture the soul, in essence the mood of each special, secret, place.

This quote from Roald Dahl, could summarise my approach to art, “And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don’t believe in magic will never find it.”

Exhibitions:

Exhibitions MOSH (Moscow) “My Russia” (Moscow, A.Rublev Museum of 2013)

Festival “Art Layer” (Volgograd 2014)

“Triangle, Painting.” (Moscow, 2014)

“Images of Life” (Moscow, A.Rublev Museum 2015)

Personal exhibition (Moscow, gallery “Dacha” 2016)

Group exhibition of artists of the laurels (“Art-lounge”, METROPOLIS TC, Moscow 2017)

Personal exhibition “The Nature of the View” (FGBUK State Museum of Leo Tolstoy 2017) Participation in the auction of modern art “Literary Fund” (2017)

Moscow Participation in the auctions “Arthammer” (2018)

The exhibition “Seva Squared” Moscow (2018)

Personal exhibition “Festive day in forest” TNK Gallery, Moscow (2019)

Group exhibition “Pictures of paintings” Scenario Cafe. Moscow. (2019)

“Sussex Art Fair” – the UK, Sussex, Chichester (2019)

Personal exhibition “Sowing in Khinkali”

Khinka Lee Restaurant, Moscow (2019)

Style: Abstract plein-air, realism, romantic constructivism, avant-garde, abstract expressionism, trash-realism.

The works are in private collections in Russia, Canada, China, Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland and Lithuania.

At the end of 2018 Vsevolod showed his paintings at the exhibition called “In the square” where he talked about his conception – Abstract Pleinairism.

Abstract Pleinairism is an inspired nature interpretation used in expressive painting on the edge of abstraction, but the form, the rhythm and the vital power of nature still keep their wildness and accuracy. The painter is trying to convey the beauty which he can see and feel.

The main target for the artist is finding the Divine through beauty. Oil mixed with linseed oil paste is put on the canvas surface and create an embossed and half-sculptural painting. With the help of this technique, the artist depicts different shapes using random effects. Vsevolod produces rich pictorial texture.

The artist’s paintings are exhibited in some private collections in Russia and Europe.

He often draws his themes from the Bible, mythology, history, but sometimes he paints a thought. His paintings have thought-provoking, complex images, the viewer always finds new faces in his pictures.

In all his paintings you will find the idealized beauty of The Woman and the pearl symbolizing the entirety.

The various influences are extinguished to form some new, dreamlike painting. A world where clouds, stones, ruins are transformed into human faces. This is how it meets history and mythology, the cold, and the so favourite golden yellowish, brownish warm hue.

His artwork should be divided not into eras but chapters.

1. Timeless man
2. The Golgotha of my own era

• The Artist of World Dance-Flower Dance

1. My friend Laszlo Nagy

He is a traveller, world observer artist. He grasps and shows the moments.

Rubint’s art can be found in Hungary, in the USA in Paris and in Israel. His

extensive travels in Europe and in the Middle-East brought him closer to art.

At the beginning he used watercolours and later on oil in his paintings.

His style of painting is close to abstract -expressionism.

In his paintings the artistic gestures with the natural phenomenons are combined in a particular way.

Literature -Encyclopedia of the Hungarian Contemporary Art (1994, Budapest)

“Peter Avraham Rubint wonders at the world with a child’s eye.

Details reveal in front of his eyes which are hidden from everyday people.

His paintings are windows which make visible for everyone his world with his playful and full of faith stories which cannot be put into words. Rubint portrays the invisible.

Anna Rudics

Art Historian, Curator

Association of Fine Arts Capital

On his talented paintings, according to Robert, bright colours and bold brush strokes displayed the spirit of nature. Of that nature, which is only in the old days was realized in its true greatness and beauty of a blameless. Unfortunately, today in contemporary art is lost harmony of visual perception giving way to innovative trends. And in the rapid development of the modern world, we lose the tranquillity, balance, and a sense of spiritual perfection.

But these feelings fill us when we contemplate of Robert Braginsky’s painting. Every line in his paintings, colour tone captured on canvas reminds us of this. Therefore, according to Robert, the future will be to develop realistic art. Because only art can influence the domestic and the content of each individual and develop the best qualities of a person.

All his artworks are a process of a story, a plot. Stories that surround his narrower or wider environment. Sometimes it’s a simple newspaper article or a photo inspired, but there are times when it’s a literary work, a movie, or the streets around his residence, the riverside, or the people.  Bela Balog’s work mixes reality and imagination. Telling his pictures and also experiencing reality. Reality can also be displayed in the imagination. Its detailed image processing is in line with these considerations. It helps the viewer understand the tale, but also leaves an open door for everyone to experience their own imagination and reality. The goal of Bela Balog is clearly to grasp the point. His topics are therefore often about the most problematic things like death, loss, illness, domestic violence. But it displays the most beautiful things in life as well as birth, love, joy, beauty.

The common language of all these images is the color world of Bela Balog, which deliberately draws the attention of the viewers loudly.

Bela Balog has developed a completely unique digital technique that uses both photographic and drawing elements. His works are being created in a unique self-developed digitization process. He is constantly developing this technique and experimenting with new techniques.

All digital works by Bela Balog are unique (1/1 limited edition), with Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the artist.

Bela Balog’s artworks have been shown in galleries and art magazines in many countries (USA, UK, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Italy, Belgium, Greece, Germany, Austria, Spain, Netherlands, Hungary, etc.).

Due to Vanda’s retreat in the countryside for several years, when I was looking for new development and learning opportunity I came across the Zsilip Art Painting School and the painter Kálmán Gasztony, who has been my master since 2017.

I had the opportunity to learn almost all the painting styles and techniques from him. From the paintings that must be painted, through the free-to-use style exercises  to the paintings that are based on your own ideas.

With persistent practice, humility, and the love of painting, I have already achieved success that I am proud of.

So far, I have participated in four competitions, in three my paintings were included among the best, which have been exhibited in the Zugló Civil House, the Secret Gallery and the Erzsébetváros Cultural House.

My first independent exhibition was in July 2021 in an ART Café in Budapest, in Mr. Sale Cafe.

One of my latest landscapes has been selected to be the cover of a novel that has just been published

I paint in several styles, but I like to paint in the direction of Cubist synthetism that is now exhibited, keeping the main forms, but according to my own ideas.

In 2020 and 2021, my painting was exhibited at the Jancsó Gallery, I received a special professional award in the 2021 competition, and in 2021 my paintings were selected for several exhibitions of the People&Painting Gallery based in New York,

Two of them won the Gallery Award. At the end of 2021, In a talent contest, I was selected for a picture exhibition. In the autumn of 2021, our joint exhibition with the artist Kálmán Gasztonyi opened at the Secret Gallery in Budapest.

There is no subject that has not been painted, but what inspires us to create again and again is the knowledge that each person is unique and special.

Each artist can display their unique and unrepeatable being, their feelings, thus giving themselves and others a gift.