Tibor Soskuti

"Tibor Soskuti is a Hungarian-born visual artist living and working in Berlin, Germany. Soskuti’s visual language is distinguished by a remarkable versatility as well as a heightened sensitivity towards his subject matter, which simultaneously encompasses personal experiences and issues of a universal nature.
From small-scale drawings to wall murals, from computer graphics-based paintings to graffiti, Soskuti finds expression with arresting ease in an array of different techniques, materials, and scales. Through his artistic process he creates and subsequently explores a vast stylistic landscape, re-inventing himself over and over again as his attention turns to new, uncharted territory. His portraits stand as testaments to mastering the art of drawing with great naturalistic precision while his "Visions and Dreams" attest to his uncurbed fantasy and creative power. Many of his series are self-contained universes, capturing as well as responding to a wide range of occurrences in the artist’s life, thoughts, visions and dreams – his "Neurology" paintings and "Paintings for the Blind" being excellent examples of that.
Soskuti’s personal journey has been just as rich and eventful as his art: having worked with the Hungarian undergr...

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Solo Exibitions

Bercsényi Club, Budapest, Hungary (1980)
Young Artists Club "FMK", Budapest, Hungary (1982 + 1985)
University Gallery, Budapest, Hungary (1983)
Vajda Lajos Studio, Szentendre, Hungary (1985)
Studio Gallery '86, Almássy Square, Budapest, Hungary (1986)
Gallery Ismus, Berlin, Germany (1988)
Gallery Meyer & Coy, Berlin, Germany (1989)
Cafe Berio, Berlin, Germany (1990)
Gallery Parabolic Space, Berlin, Germany (1997)
Gallery Tagebau, Berlin, Germany (1999)
Pipinoir Expressão Criativa, Funchal, Madeira (2015)
Art+Text Budapest, Hungary (2018)


Group Exibitions

Art Nykyaika Gallery, Helsinki, Finland (1984)
Planum '84 Arts Festival Gallery Almássy Square, Budapest, Hungary (1984)
Municipal Gallery, Szombathely, Hungary (1986)
"Studio 86", History Museum, Budapest, Hungary (1986)
Municipal Gallery, Miskolc, Hungary (1987)
Annual Exhibition 1987 BBK Berlin, Germany (1987)
Gallery Kaufhaus Kato, Berlin, Germany (1988)
Museumsgalerie, Börnicke, Germany (2013)
Art Market Budapest /Art+Text/, Hungary (2019)
Barcelona Contemporary 2 - 2021, Valid World Hall, Barcelona, Spain (2021)