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BOGLARKA NAGY

Boglárka Nagy's main inspiration is eternal beauty and the human soul. Her work is about seeking for connection to the divine Source, to subtly capture the transcendental while experiencing the wholeness of physical life and following the call to share inspiration with others through her art. She feels it is her mission to inspire other people to lead creative, joyful, enjoyable and vibrant lives. For her, painting is a way of experiencing an active, yet often meditative state through which she can give form to her inner universe and capture life in her own unique and striking visual language. Light is not only an expression of rich visual contrast but it's also a tool to suggest spiritual values within her paintings. Through the creative process of creation she seeks a connection with the transcendental and brings to life the vibrations of the Universe on canvas. Painting is an inspired, spiritual, pure creative process with immense power for her. It is not only a calling, but also a self-therapy and a sense of mission to bring beauty and change into the world.

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BOGLARKA NAGY

Boglárka Nagy's main inspiration is eternal beauty and the human soul. Her work is about seeking for connection to the divine Source, to subtly capture the transcendental while experiencing the wholeness of physical life and following the call to share inspiration with others through her art. She feels it is her mission to inspire other people to lead creative, joyful, enjoyable and vibrant lives. For her, painting is a way of experiencing an active, yet often meditative state through which she can give form to her inner universe and capture life in her own unique and striking visual language. Light is not only an expression of rich visual contrast but it's also a tool to suggest spiritual values within her paintings. Through the creative process of creation she seeks a connection with the transcendental and brings to life the vibrations of the Universe on canvas. Painting is an inspired, spiritual, pure creative process with immense power for her. It is not only a calling, but also a self-therapy and a sense of mission to bring beauty and change into the world.

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NEWS

“I’ve always enjoyed this time, early in the morning, gazing intently at a pure white canvas. ‘Canvas Zen’ is my term for it. Nothing is painted there yet, but it’s more than a simple blank space. Hidden on that canvas is what must eventually must emerge. As I look more closely, I discover various possibilities, which congeal into a perfect clue as to how to proceed. That’s the moment I really enjoy. The moment when existence and nonexistence coalesce."

- MURAKAMI HARUKI (Killing Commendatore)

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"I got to know Boglárka Nagy already as a graduate painter. I felt it was my moral duty to help her after discovering her talent in a pencil drawing of a self-portrait. I did my best to encourage her to seek new paths. She has earned a well-deserved success and has now undoubtedly found her place in the Hungarian art scene."

"The first Hungarian painter to be selected for the portfolio of the internationally well-known LUMAS gallery."

"Boglárka Nagy's beautiful painting has become the highlight of my home, visible from almost every angle. It is installed on the most central wall of the apartment, crowning the space. My guests can't take their eyes off it and frankly, neither can I. It was love at first sight, which hasn't changed and I don't think it ever will. Thank you so much!!!"

"It was the best painting experience of my life! I learned a lot and the result was a painting I never thought I would be able to paint on my own. I sincerely recommend it to all those who want to create and improve their skills!"

“…It is worth to remember the name, as one of the most refreshing discoveries of the last decades.”