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Otto Farkas
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performance, video-art, realism, installation, mixed-media, surrealism, modern, traditional, painting, digital, figurative
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> STATEMENT
Born Budapest, Hungary in 1971 is a painter working predominently with oil on canvas paintings but also experiments with digital, performance, installations, stereo design and art.
Tutored from the age of 14 by his friend and neighbour Professor F Hazmen, Professor of Arts at The Hungarian University of Applied Art, Farkas gained professional artistic status through the Association of Hungarian Artists (MOAE) in 2004.
Using the classical medium of oil on canvas this newly found work builds the composition through the use of colour and form, recreating life situations into something tangible. Stories that tie together to repeatedly creating a never ending conversation. The original philosophy behind the works is to show how to disappear and how to survive the few moments of life, driving ourselves into realising our emotions from the freaky connections we have with the material world.
An accomplished and profilic artist, hosted numerous solo and group exhibitions across Europe, and featured across the globe in open calls, competitions and editorials.
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Magazines/Editorials
Competitions/Calls
- I Am The Warrier, The Pump House Gallery, Battersea Park, London
- July: Vintage 2011, The Southbank Centre, London
- Artslant 4th 2010 Showcase Winner
- August 2010 Cork Street Open Exhibition (Flirting With a Miracle Shortlisted)
- September 2009: Artslant Showcase Winner
- 2009: London International Creative Competition
Visual Performance
- February 2010: M/S - Marat/Sade, The Space, London
Exhibitions
- July 2010 Vintage, South Bank, London
- 3-28 Aug 2007: The Fucked Up Game, Körzögyar, Budapest (Solo)
- 2006 Fénycsináló Szerkezet (Solo)
- 2005: K.A.S. Gallery, Budapest (Solo)
- 2005: Pest Szent Lorinci, Kondor Béla Közösségi Ház (Havanna Cultural Centre), Budapest (Solo)
- 2005: Timisoara, Transylvania
- 2004: Duna Gallery, Budapest
- 2002: Heidelberg Festival of Art, Germany
- 2001: Karda Gallery, Budapest (Solo)
- 1999: Kossuth Club, Budapest (Solo)
- 1999: Mendnyánszky Gallery, Budapest
- 1998: Jókai Club, Budapest
- 1997: Mendnyánszky Gallery, Budapest
- 1997: Csoók István Gallery, Budapest
- 1996: Vajda Gallery, Szentendre
- 1996: Céh Gallery, Szentendre
- 1995: XVIII. Gallery of Government, Budapest (Solo)
Retail
- 2009 Design Studios, 365 Fulham Road, London SW10 9UH
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