WHAT
The artworks of the Hungarian artist (b.1989) are highly recognised by his elongated and twisted characters which fill the large scale canvas. The portraits appear like sad puppets of an invisible authority, which contrast with the colourful and strong colour palette of the paintings. These works express the complicated feelings of the younger generation who are bewildered by an ever-changing and ever-expanding modern society.

WHY
To depict the up-to-date life of Hungarian youth, the artist shifts his tone of depictions based on the changes in society. The latest exhibition includes 2 marvellous large-scale paintings, expressing the obvious joy of freedom and liberty. Compared to the artist’s works from 2021, audiences will no doubt notice that his characters have disposed of the loneliness from quarantine, and have started life afresh in the post-pandemic era.