A must-see artist in 3 minutes!

A quick look at Aniko Hencz, a contemporary artist who paints idyllic towns and landscapes in paint.

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Characteristics of the artist

Hungarian artist who paints imaginary villages on canvas

• Based in Budapest, Hungary
• Main colors used: blue, green, yellow
• Inspired by nature, the countryside, and the intricate angles of urban buildings

Uniqueness of the work

Semi-abstract landscape paintings influenced by cubism

• imaginary houses, abstract trees and bushes coexist and
• accentuate each other's beauty.
• The warm, soothing colors, simple yet bold brushwork

Curator's Comment

Experimental artist who arranges man-made objects and nature in a surrealistic manner

• Semi-abstract rural landscapes
• Modern and minimalist style
• An artist who actively participates in exhibitions

Artist Biography

• Hungarian artist living in Budapest, Hungary. She has been painting since she was a child. During her school years, she attended an art school and studied graphics and painting. Later, he took private drawing lessons, but gradually became attracted to abstract style.
• Main Exhibitions
  -Bread and Water (2011, N.A.L. Gallery, Budapest)
  - Passing Birds (2011, U Klub Gallery, Budapest)
  -Summer Painting (2008, Volvo Gallery, Budapest)
  -Sin Titulo" (2007, Suzuki Haz, Budapest)
  - Prima Facie" (2007, Hotel Aquarius, Budapest)
  - Private Collection (2007, Cafe Petit Vian, Budapest)
  -Painting and Graphics (2007, Mafilm aula, Budapest)
  - Line and Shape (2007, Shape Line Studio, Wiener Neustadt, Austria).

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