Gyula Sági

The work of Gyula Sági, a young Hungarian artist living and working in Berlin, attempts to synthesize geometric and gesture-based abstraction in his works. Mixing graphic and painting techniques, he works on paper with ink, pencil and acrylic. His large-scale works, using traditional techniques, are series of various form experiments. Inspired by the repetitive patterns of technology, digital mapping, charts and nature, he focuses on reduction and pure forms.

The pieces in the Analog Noise series, which has been continuously expanding since 2016, are unique hand-drawn works that nevertheless evoke the imagery of electronic devices or computer-generated images, recalling basic forms of data visualisation, diagrams and graphs. Yet Sági does not completely exclude coincidence from the strict, mechanical compositional system of dense lines drawn with ink, which he creates according to simple algorithms: he also incorporates irregular gesture-like shapes that are randomly generated along the ink flowing ont he paper. The works are thus both extremely delicate, sensitive gesture "paintings" and, due to their repetitive technique, meditative tools for the artist.

In the repetition of the lines, the coincidentally created inkstains crea...

Visual Department of the University of West Hungary in 2010

Solo exhibitions

2024 "Under vision", represented by Ani Molnar Gallery, Budapest, Hungary

2024 "Vibration", represented by UntaggedArt Gallery Sevilla, Spain

2022 "Gyula Sagi", represented by UntaggedArt Gallery Sevilla, Spain

2022 Artissima, Turin, represented by, Molnár Ani Galéria, Budapest

2021 „Mental abstraction” represented by Molnár Ani Galéria, Budapest

2015 „Infiltratum” represented by Várfok Galéria, Budapest

2012 “Gyula Sagi” represented by, Gallery Stevens, Maastricht, The Netherlands

Group exhibitions

2024 Art Brussels, represented by: Ani Molnar Gallery

2024 "Identity" by the Glue, Berlin Straßburger Straße 53.

2024 Art and Antique, Budapest, represented by: Ani Molnar Gallery

2023 Metszet No.02. Gallery K28, Budapest 23th of November - 20th of December,

2023 Konok-Hetey art award, 21th Of November, Budapest, Museum Ludwig

2023 Nemzetközi digitális festészet és határesetei, Kepes Institute, Eger, Hungary, Oktober 18th- November 18

2023 Budapest Contemporary, September 21th- 24th, 2023, Budapest, represented by: Ani Molnar Gallery

2023 "Protokol" drj project gallery, Berlin 15th September - 30th of Oktober 2023

2023 “Century Idee Bauhaus” Museum Wilhelm Morgner mit RAUM SCHROTH Kabinett, Soest, Germa...