Alex Jobbagy

Alex Jobbagy was born in Transylvania (Romania) he lives and works in Australia since 1987. His creative journey has come full circle: beginning as a fine artist, he later built a successful career in commercial graphic design and marketing, earning an MBA in the process. Throughout the years, he maintained a connection to the arts, participating in various exhibitions alongside his professional work.
In recent years, Alex Jobbagy has returned to his artistic roots with renewed focus. By 2025, he is actively exhibiting in Australia and overseas, marking a significant period of artistic momentum.
Artworks in private collections in Europe and Australia.
Member of the Victorian Artists Society and MAVA.

Drawing inspiration from the surrealist movement, Alex Jobbagy’s work blends surrealism and symbolism, creating a compelling visual dialogue between reality and the subconscious.
"Through surreal and symbolic compositions, I explore human vulnerability, social fragmentation, technological control, the erosion of values, and existential disconnection. These themes are not abstract or distant, they affect the everyday lives of individuals and reflect the broader condition of our shared society. My aim is to confront both personal and ...

- MBA - Marketing Management, Australian Institute of Business
- Diploma of Business, Swinburne University of Technology
- Journalism Certificate level 1 & 2, Special Broadcasting Service (SBS)
- New/Interactive Media course, Aus. Radio, Film and Television School
- Computer Animation Certificate, Monash University
- Studies in Fine Art and Art Restoration, Sasha Gallery Vienna, Austria
- Post-graduate diploma in Ceramic and Glass Painting, Cluj, Romania
- Diploma of Fine Arts, National Art College, Tirgu Mures, Romania

Participating in over 20 exhibitions in 2025.
Gallery Unbound, Northcote AU
Ladder Art Space, Kew AU
Vic. Artists Society Gallery, East Melbourne AU
Fitzroy Public Gallery, Fitzroy AU
Town Hall Gallery, Hawthorn AU
Gallery ARC Yinnar AU
Ten Moir Gallery, US
Boomer Gallery, London UK
Sherbrooke Gallery, Belgrave AU
The Rocks – Sydney AU