Csató József
He is an unavoidable figure of contemporary Hungarian fine art. He is primarily known for his large-scale paintings, but he also works with sculpture and installations. From the beginning of his career, the sensitive medium of paper has been decisive for him. As the starting point of his paintings he creates drawings, generates ideas and preliminary studies as the first steps of the creative process, so that his large-scale paintings are born from these motifs, colour experiments, and compositions.
Barabás Zsófi
Zsófi Barabás, known primarily for her paintings with intense colours and geometric details that break up organic forms, is one of the most prominent artists of the abstract art movement in Hungarian art. Her works are interconnected in many ways and constantly create new possibilities for interpretation.
She lives and works in Budapest. One of the most active and diverse artists. She experiments with several genres within her art: drawing plays a major role in her art, alongside sculptural and installation work. Her unique vision is characterised by an elegant use of restrained colour and rich patterning. Her mainly central compositions proclaim the power of the metaphysical nothing and everything through the beauty of colour and space in a philosophical sense.