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Peaceful Approach
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Secluded Destination
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The Longest Day
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Evening Comes Around
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Barrowland
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Bass Rock
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Great North Scotland Railway
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Transport Museum, Glasgow
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The Italian Chapel, Orkney
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Dominion Cinema, Edinburgh
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St Monan's Pier
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St Steven's Church, New Town
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About the artist

I was born in Hungary, in 1991. Creating has always been a part of my life, and this led me to the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, where I’ve graduated as a sculptor.

I see watercolor as a visual language, which I’ve become more acquainted with during my backpack trips in Europe. I’m a passionate traveller, and – as an artist – I always have my sketchbook with me to process my experiences. With its variable ways of use and its quick drying time, watercolor is perfectly suitable for creating a visual diary. I enjoy sharing my experiences, telling stories with brushstrokes in the simplest way I can. When I sketch outside I often have only a few minutes to grab the essence of an environment. With its subtle and gentle effects, watercolor is a good medium to catch the light, to show the atmosphere and the mood.

Tel: +44 (0)131 555 1235

Prints Gallery

Click on the specific print image for detailed descriptions and dimensions.

Peaceful Approach

Secluded Destination

The Longest Day

Evening Comes Around

Barrowland

Bass Rock

Great North Scotland Railway

Transport Museum, Glasgow

The Italian Chapel, Orkney

Dominion Cinema, Edinburgh

St Monan's Pier

St Steven's Church, New Town

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