Washing-up and the grater Painting

Ilona Istvanffy is a Hungarian painter currently living in London, UK. She graduated from The Hungarian University of Fine Arts. Her paintings depict the everyday life. The neighborhood, the home, the household and the product of woman's daily routine. She is keen on the social habits and the gender gap. She uses mixed media on her paintings. She is strongly influenced by Pompeji's frescos, icon painting, flemish-dutch interiors and still-lives, abstract expressionism, art informel, pop art and the Hungarian lyric abstraction (Balint Endre and Vajda Lajos).