Géza Starmüller Jr. is a Hungarian visual artist whose body of work is characterized by deep spirituality, patience, and an exceptional sensitivity to color. From an early age, he showed a keen interest in painting — his artistic path was shaped by his father’s influence as well as by a profound curiosity about nature and…
The exhibition of the artist Valentin Codoiu was a true celebration of color, emotion, and artistic connection. On the opening evening, the showroom filled effortlessly with visitors drawn to his captivating presence and his distinctive, lets say, if we can , Van Gogh-like painting style. Valentin’s works radiated expressive energy — swirling brushstrokes, vibrant hues,…
In this inspiring exhibition, we had the honor of showcasing the works of Starmüller Géza, whose paintings radiated a profound spiritual depth and an extraordinary sense of dedication. Each artwork was a testament to patience and devotion — the result of years of careful layering and thoughtful creation. Géza’s use of vivid, bright colors brought…
In this remarkable exhibition, we had the pleasure of presenting the works of Fazakas János László, an artist whose distinctive vision transforms realism into something entirely new. Fazakas begins with a realistic foundation, then deconstructs and reassembles the fractured, separated elements of nature, creating compositions that invite us to see the familiar from a fresh…
In September, we had the pleasure of welcoming Turkish artist Özlem Kalkan Erenus as our guest artist. Her captivating presentation and artworks showcased a fascinating fusion of painting and photography, seamlessly blending the expressive depth of painting with the precision and realism of photographic imagery. Özlem’s unique artistic approach offered an inspiring perspective on how…
The TOXIC project is expansive in scope and strikingly relevant. Through large-scale compositions rendered in subtle black-and-white tones, an entire narrative unfolds, bringing together the female body and the uncanny dimension of the contemporary world. In these end-of-the-world images, where material decomposition is dominated by the light of the human body, nothing is left aside,…
Ovidiu Guleș, a sculptor of Transylvanian origin, was born on January 11, 1965, in the Arad region and graduated from the “Ioan Andreescu” Academy of Fine Arts in Cluj-Napoca, specializing in sculpture, in 1995. His artistic journey is marked by a fusion of classical sculptural traditions and contemporary expressive techniques. His works often reflect feminine…
🇬🇧 András Vetró (b. 1948, Timișoara) is a Transylvanian Hungarian sculptor.He studied at the Ion Andreescu Institute of Fine Arts in Cluj-Napoca, graduating in 1973. After that he settled in Târgu Secuiesc (Kézdivásárhely), where he worked both as an artist and as an art teacher at the Nagy Mózes High School. His works include monuments,…
🇬🇧Our gallery is delighted to host a captivating exhibition that brings together the works of two remarkable Romanian artists: painter Mihaela Ilie and sculptor Ovidiu Guleș. The paintings of Mihaela Ilie weave folkloric and traditional motifs with delicate floral elements, creating vibrant compositions that celebrate cultural memory and nature’s beauty. Complementing them, the sculptures of…