Csilla Tomka

I graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts with a degree in graphic design, and I have been working in the profession ever since.

In 2014, I revisited and participated in the LindArt Fine Arts Colony, where I was a regular participant when I was young. This experience inspired me to resume creating fine arts again. I soon embarked on an endless experiment, rethinking my previous graphic works, and began to create new overlapping graphic series.

Over time, some of my graphics are reborn in the form of utility objects, various design products (home furnishings, fashion accessories and clothing).

I believe that there is interoperability between the branches of the visual arts and that the existence of self-serving fine arts does not make much sense in itself. The task of the contemporary artist is to give answers to the questions of the given age with visual knowledge and artistic talent, or at least to make our lives more beautiful and better, e.g. in the form of a common object. My goal is to create products where art, quality, and usability meet.

My works are characterized by colorful surfaces, stylized shapes, transparent layers, letters and numbers, sometimes hidden characters and motifs.