Krisztina Megyeri

I have spent about a third of my life in Italy, Hungary and Germany. I belong everywhere and nowhere, so my true home is art. It gives me a feeling of true freedom. My great love is abstract art. I work with clear colors, which is the best way to express my feelings and joy of life. The nuances and...

I have spent about a third of my life in Italy, Hungary and Germany. I belong everywhere and nowhere, so my true home is art. It gives me a feeling of true freedom. My great love is abstract art. I work with clear colors, which is the best way to express my feelings and joy of life. The nuances and different lines and symbols, light dark contrasts that easily fit together and harmonize are my world.

My research during the painting process is inner piece, to let go all thoughts and disturbing elements. Letting emerging the most inner part that resonates with my colors.
The main source of inspiration for my abstract paintings is the surrounding nature,
Until this summer I lived in North Italy in the Alps and nearby during many walks, I can observe small settlements, cultivated land, fruit plantations, rows of vineyards and the rivers of the valleys and of course forests and woods with that magic light filtering through... and flower fields, masses of flowers... all changing color in every season. And of course the surrounding mountains with the snow that never melts and gives that magic contrast to the blue sky during the year.
Travelling often, I find further inspiration in seascapes, the dunes, the thousand shades of water, the scattered vegetation. There are geometric elements that symbolize the architectural interventions of man in the landscape, the small oldest villages, with the stones of the portals and the cobblestones of the narrow streets leave small marks in my compositions
"While painting, I love to combine different media to produce a vibrant effect. I am using acrylics to create many thin layers to give depth to the color, combined with graphic signs that contrast with it and playing with adding, removing and adding again until I obtain something like a memory, a reflection of ancient objects used by many hands."
We moved to Hungary in summer where I live again in a beautiful place and continue to paint happy abstract landscapes.