MIR - In the name of peace Painting

IF I NEEDED TO BE VERY BRIEF I WOULD SAY: I wish not to blur your experience of my images with my words that I might think of myself. I prefer the primary visual and impressive nudity of art to verbal explanations over it. What you see and what you feel is what you get. Enjoy :). IF YOU FOUND THE FIRST REASONING A BIT OF A LAZY SOLUTION AND WOULD BE REALLY INTERESTED IN WHAT PAINTING MEANS FOR ME, I WOULD SAY: I do exceptionally love the type of creation when it is not ‘me’ who wants to create the painting but when I allow it to born through me. When I can finally switch off my always-spinning, maximalist, over-controlling brain, when I let go of insistance, expectance and the idea of depiction and just let happen what wishes to happen on the canvas. When I become only the tool and medium of the Creation itself. It is essentially an ego-liberating game - not an easy one. When I manage to make art like this it becomes an immensely liberating rebirth act, which fills me with great joy and freedom. Entrance of an other dimension where I can purify my soul in the eternal ocean of forms and colurs. Based on my experience when an art is born like this it has the ability to transmit its input energy on the output side and can ‘touch’ and ‘call’ the recipients. AND IF YOU STILL WOULD LIKE TO KNOW A BIT MORE ABOUT ME IN GENERAL: I love diving into the world of forms, colors and creation. I belive that creativity can burst up in many forms in the visual field. I am always trying and willing to broaden my knowledge and skillset and try to express myself via different mediums. Just as much I love working with my hands, touching and feeling the materia phisically as a painter, I also love creating digitally as an illustrator, graphic designer (Adobe PS, Ai, Id) and as a Video editor (Da Vinci Resolve). Whilst creativity has always been present in my life I originate from an academic background, having 3 Master diplomas: Cultural anthropology, Hungarian language and litterature and Pedagogy and a PhD with absolutorium. I belive that my multidisciplanary point of view can bring refreshingly new and different angles into my visual world.