Passion Print

Andrea Elek is a self-taught abstract artist, interior designer, singing bowl therapist from Hungary. She is raised up in a small city near Budapest and still lives there. Even as a child, She felt different from the others, very sensitive to energies. On her parents' advice, She learned to play the organ. Music had a great influence on her. As a regular visitor to interior design exhibitions, She was intrigued by the artworks on display at the stands, as well as the beauty of the designer wall finishes. Listening to her inner voice She started to create abstract paintings. Her diverse interests and educational background contribute to her unique perspective and approach to her artwork. As She says… - „ Creating is a wonderfully uplifting feeling for me. It's like when I meditate, a combination of real "here and now" moments. I love each momentum of the creative process. I shut out the outside world, and in these moments, only me and the canvas exist in my inner world. I prefer using various techniques and natural units like sand, stone, shell, moss, paper and textil, as well. I extremely enjoy making artistic textures, rough surfaces with palette knives and different tools on canvas. The three-dimensional artistic texture not only adds visual interest to the artwork, but also provides a tactile experience for the viewer, which enhances the overall sensory appeal of the artwork. I mix bold and pastel color schemes while creating brush strokes but my favourite is metallic tonicity. I capture a variety of subjects and moods through the diversity of my work, providing a unique experience for art lovers. Creating art in contemporary, modern, and abstract styles allows the artist to express her artistic vision in a unique and innovative way. By focusing on these styles, her mission is to create artwork that inspires art lovers and brings a sense of exhilaration and harmony to any space. -„Thank you for your interest in my artworks and taking the time to get to know me better. I hope you enjoy.” Andrea Elek