Internationally acclaimed Hungarian painter and graphic artist Zsolt Boromisza has just recently opened his e-gallery. You'll find it here:
An excerpt from the site:
"THE ART OF RESURRECTIONS
Throughout his career, the ethos of starting everything all over again and the spirituality of the resurrected person straightening up after defeat have formed the life and art of Zsolt Boromisza. The term 'resurrection' carries a number of meanings for the artist. At a young age, two experiences that affected his life were the recovery from a near terminal illness and his father's miraculous return from a war camp in Siberia after World War II. Later, Boromisza participated in and survived the resurrection of a
nation in 1956 (his experiences crystallized in the painting "The cry of the cock" among others), and experienced a spiritual resurrection when converting to the Catholic faith – a resurrection chronicled in the series of drawings titled Resurrection and Birds. Finally, the paintings and drawings depicting the Alföld (the Hungarian Lowlands), the region where Boromisza spent his childhood days, breathe new life into the artist's roots and the region's traditions through the unique modes of representation."
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