Nadya Kezik

Holds a Master’s degree from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, with a strong monumental painting background from the Belarusian Academy of Arts. Nadya Kezik is a contemporary artist exploring abstract and botanical forms.
Her work has been exhibited internationally across Europe and the United States, including at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center (Washington, DC), as well as in galleries and art fairs in Hungary, Germany, Italy, and beyond.
She is a four-time recipient of the International Visegrad Fund scholarship - a highly competitive international program supporting artists across Central and Eastern Europe, awarded through repeated selection.
Recent exhibitions include group shows in Milan (2024–2026). Her works are held in private collections worldwide.
Her artistic practice focuses on painting as a space for pause - a contemplative response to the accelerated conditions of contemporary life.

About Art:
My practice is centered on the concept of slow looking. In an era of total digitalization and fragmented attention, where our perception is constantly torn between notifications and endless streams of data, I propose a radical act of slowing down. My work serves as a space of therapeutic presence,...

2007 - 2011 Hungarian University of Fine Arts
Master Degree, Painting Department

2003 - 2007 Belarusian State Academy of Arts, Minsk
MA Program, Faculty of Arts, Monumental and Decorative Arts Section

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2022 – Charity Exhibition Auction, Milan, Italy
2017–2014 – Ari Kupsus Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
2013 – Europa House, Pappenheim, Germany
2012 – American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, Washington, DC, USA
2012 – Hal Koz Gallery, Debrecen, Hungary
2012 – Le Méridien Hotel (Ari Kupsus Gallery), Budapest, Hungary


Selected Group Exhibitions

2026–2024 – Women Group Exhibition, Milan, Italy
2015–2011 – Art Market Budapest, Hungary
2013 – Le Maison Bleau, Craon, France
2013 – Art-in-Fusion, Brody House Studios, Budapest
2012 – Brody House Studios, Budapest