Laszlo Orosz

László Orosz began painting in the 1970s, experimenting with various styles ranging from realism to expressive abstraction. His work is driven by an ongoing inner exploration and a fascination with the intersection of the spiritual and material realms.
His paintings are atmospheric and layered—visual meditations that evoke internal landscapes, constructed from memories, emotions, and subconscious impressions. Light, movement, and spatial illusion play central roles in his compositions, which deliberately avoid linear storytelling to invite personal interpretation.
Over the decades, his artworks have been exhibited internationally, including in Norway, Germany, New York, and London, and are part of private collections around the world.