ABOUT ME
Creating art with a strong visual identity
As both a formally and self-educated artist, my practice has always been deeply rooted in an exploration of the social and political forces that shape our lives. From a young age, I have been drawn to the ways in which these forces impact the individual's struggle for survival and transcendence. I had my first solo exhibition at the age of 13, a pivotal moment that sparked my ongoing pursuit of artistic expression.
Inspired by the surrealist movement, my work blends surrealism and symbolism to offer a visual dialogue between reality and the subconscious. I am continually experimenting with different mediums, yet my primary expressions remain oil on canvas and ink on paper. These mediums allow me to create works that invite viewers into strange, dreamlike worlds that challenge conventional perceptions of space, time, and identity.
Artistic activity
Painting
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Graphic Art
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Photography
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ARTWORK SOLD
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CLIENTS
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COUNTRIES
"There’s something so special about this artist’s work. Surreal and emotional, it really speaks to you."
- Sasha Gallery, Vienna
Alex Jobbagy has been awarded the prestigious Pro Cultura Hungarica Memorial Award by the Minister of Cultural Heritage of the Republic of Hungary for his artistic work.
This award is given to non-Hungarian citizens in recognition of their “outstanding merits in promoting and popularizing the values of the Hungarian culture abroad, and enriching the cultural relations between Hungary and other nations.”
WHAT I DO
Original art crafted with love,
intelligence, precision and creativity.
In my art, I feel a deep responsibility to highlight the contrasts between the inherent harmony found in nature and the often artificial constructs of modern society. I am driven to reveal the tension between the individual’s connection to the natural world and the increasingly mechanized, fragmented relationships that dominate contemporary life. Through my work, I aim to disrupt these boundaries and offer a fresh perspective, urging viewers to pause and reflect on the deeper implications of the world around them.
