Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
I was born in the UK but since 1996 have lived and worked in Budapest, Hungary, and I now have Hungarian as well as British citizenship. I began my creative path at the age of 19 and to begin with was totally self-taught and it was always the aim to let images and impressions from within come more or less spontaneously. For me, the whole process has always represented a kind of 'soul work.' In the 1980's however, I did attend two fairly rigorous two-year part-time courses - the one diploma in painting at leamington College of FE and a Certificate in Craft Materials at Coventry University. These introduced me to several new techniques and a deeper understanding of art history.
I work mainly with mixed-media pieces on board using an array of material ranging from glass fragments, fabric pieces and wax. I am fascinated by materials that reflect and use a myriad of gold hues, silvers and luminescents against matt backgrounds.
I also create mixed-media paper collages, again, usually in A4 size. In these, I tend to employ a bastardised marbling technique for the background and then work into each composition using ink pen, gel pens, metal flakes and fragments of other paper, or materials with either holographic or luminescent surfaces.
Several pieces of mine are represented by the Szentendre-based, virtual MiDo Galéria.
I am actively involved in the alternative Budapest art scene, currently being a member of Művész Terem, through which there are yearly opportunities to exhibit, and where I also have a page showing ten of my works. I am also part of a well-established life drawing group, through which I have had the opportunity twice now to participate in two group exhibitions at prestigious venues.
Whilst in Coventry, England in the late 80's and early 90s, I exhibited regularly with an assorted group of artists called the 'Dream Illustrators' based near the city centre, as well as putting on solo exhibitons. I also lived in Brighton from 1994-1996 and exhibited with the Best Cave Gallery in several group exhibitions.
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Collage pieces on Canvas • 60 artworks
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Collages on Canvas | 19.7x15.8 in
Small canvas works • 31 artworks
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Collages on Canvas | 11.8x11.8 in
Cityscapes • 13 artworks
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Acrylic on Canvas | 23.6x31.5 in
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Acrylic on MDF Board | 21.7x13.8 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Acrylic on Canvas | 21.3x18.1 in
Paintings, pours and splatter works on Canvas • 38 artworks
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Acrylic on Canvas | 27.6x27.6 in
Solid Mixed-media works • 21 artworks
View allThe textural surfaces are then painted over with either matt or iridescent paint.
The works are abstract, but they all have elements of landscape or cityscapes discernible within each composition.
There are also included here more recent works, in which I have used lighter materials for easier conveyance.
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Canvas | 27.6x19.7 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on MDF Board | 25.6x29.5 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Sculpture - Clay | 17.3x25.6 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on MDF Board | 25.6x17.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Acrylic on MDF Board | 25.6x28.7 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Acrylic on MDF Board | 26.4x14.2 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Acrylic on MDF Board | 21.7x25.2 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Acrylic on Canvas | 29.5x19.7 in
Paper-based Compositions • 23 artworks
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Collages on Paper | 11x4.3 in
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Collages on Paper | 11x4.3 in
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Collages on Paper | 11x4.7 in
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Collages on Paper | 11x4.7 in
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Collages on Paper | 11x4.7 in
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Collages on Paper | 11x5.5 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
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Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
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Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Paper-based artworks - series 2 • 13 artworks
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Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
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Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
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Collages | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Paper | 11.4x8.3 in
Life Drawing • 25 artworks
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Pencil on Paper | 8.3x11.4 in
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Pencil on Paper | 8.3x11.8 in
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Pencil on Paper | 8.3x11.8 in
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Pencil on Paper | 9.5x12.2 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Pencil on Paper | 5.5x11 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Pencil on Paper | 11x5.5 in
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Pencil on Paper | 11x4.7 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Pencil on Paper | 11x4.7 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Pencil on Paper | 11x4.7 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Pencil on Paper | 11x4.7 in
Colour pattern drawings • 4 artworks
View allThese works evolve via a process of psychic automatism.
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Pencil on Paper | 4.3x11 in
Sold Artworks • 9 artworks
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Canvas | 7.9x7.9 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Canvas | 3.9x3.9 in
Lynda Rosemarie Stevens
Collages on Canvas | 3.9x3.9 in
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Biography
I was born in the UK but since 1996 have lived and worked in Budapest, Hungary, and I now have Hungarian as well as British citizenship. I began my creative path at the age of 19 and to begin with was totally self-taught and it was always the aim to let images and impressions from within come more or less spontaneously. For me, the whole process has always represented a kind of 'soul work.' In the 1980's however, I did attend two fairly rigorous two-year part-time courses - the one diploma in painting at leamington College of FE and a Certificate in Craft Materials at Coventry University. These introduced me to several new techniques and a deeper understanding of art history.
I work mainly with mixed-media pieces on board using an array of material ranging from glass fragments, fabric pieces and wax. I am fascinated by materials that reflect and use a myriad of gold hues, silvers and luminescents against matt backgrounds.
I also create mixed-media paper collages, again, usually in A4 size. In these, I tend to employ a bastardised marbling technique for the background and then work into each composition using ink pen, gel pens, metal flakes and fragments of other paper, or materials with either holographic or luminescent surfaces.
Several pieces of mine are represented by the Szentendre-based, virtual MiDo Galéria.
I am actively involved in the alternative Budapest art scene, currently being a member of Művész Terem, through which there are yearly opportunities to exhibit, and where I also have a page showing ten of my works. I am also part of a well-established life drawing group, through which I have had the opportunity twice now to participate in two group exhibitions at prestigious venues.
Whilst in Coventry, England in the late 80's and early 90s, I exhibited regularly with an assorted group of artists called the 'Dream Illustrators' based near the city centre, as well as putting on solo exhibitons. I also lived in Brighton from 1994-1996 and exhibited with the Best Cave Gallery in several group exhibitions.
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Nationality:
UNITED KINGDOM
- Date of birth : 1959
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary British Artists

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Echoes from a Spotless Soul
Lokayata Gallery, New Delhi
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On 21 April two of prints of my artworks will be exhibited in a group exhibition at the Lokayata Gallery in New Delhi, India. I was delighted to be considered for this great opportunity!
I will also be taking part in the Art Expo Lubliana, on 20-23 November in Lubliana. Slovenia. This will be something of an adventure, as I have never been to Slovenia for though it is not far from Hungary. I have already taken part in an art fair, the Parallax art fair in Chelsea, London. It should be an opportunity to see other exhibits and network, at the very least.
Határtalanul (without borders)
Targu Mûres Romania
Alas and alack, Targu Mûres in Transylvania is still a little far for me to go for the opening (50k with Wizz, flixbus is longer and costs more) but anyway, this is the venue.
A visit later on is still being considered.
Juried group Exhibition, featuring one of my pieces.
Tirgu Mûres group exhibition, via Muveszterem
My work was accepted for this group exhibition in Transylvsnia this summer!
Látás és Látomás (Sight and Vision)
Magyar Utca 43, nr Kálvin Square, Budapest
Juried Group Exhibition, organised by Művész Terem.
Art in many different styles, all evi cong Sight and Vision.

Naksatra, Luna Arts, International Arts Festival
New Delhi
I am excited to say that this International exhibition, at a prestigious venue, will feature prints of five of my artworks!
Online exhibition - The Danger Zonr
The Danger Zone
Two collages of mine, are nw on view at this online exhibition, featuring work from artists from all around the world!
The online exhibition can be viewed here :
http://aedrafinearts.com
Do check it out !
Solo Exhibition, most recent pieces
Budapest, Hotel Unio, Dob Street, Hungary
I will be showing off my most recent work, alongside some earlier works. There will be two other exhibitions also opening, in different venues within the hotel.
I was interviewed recently on ENTV, in which I describe my artistic path, how it all started, and how my Tarot project fit I to all this.
Gozsdu, Budapest Montmartre
Gozsdu Udvar Budapest, Hungary
Budapest has its very own event, following in the tradition of the Parisian Montmartre, for artists seliing their wares in the open air, in the city centre! It takes place every Thursday from 10 30 until 6. There are artists selling original works in media ranging from figurative to naive, to abstract works on Canvas, as well as cards, badges, jewellery, and other kinds of keepsakes.
To find this market, alight from the metro and Deák Ferenc Square, and walk along Király Utca. Gozsdu Udvar is an old city-centre courtyard that has been renovated in recent years to become one of Budapest's most well-known city attractions..
Flux and Form, Solo Exhibition
Budapest, Art9 Galéria, Ráday Street, Hungary
The exhibition will feature my most recent, as well as recent, collage-based abstractworks on Canvas, which feature squares and triangles superimposed on acrylic pours, or set within cracked, textural surfaces.
List of Online Exhibition Catalogues and Publications featuring my work frpm, 2022-2023
Brouhaha Gallery, Hong Kong: online exhibition 2022, my entry:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CiuoDomLIKo/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY
Woven Tale Press, February 2023, featuring an article about my work:
http://online.flipbuilder.com/eovs/lkfb/
Art Vue Foundation Prize, 2022, Special Mention:
https://www.magcloud.com/webviewer/2410724?__r=6607749&s=v
Pocket Star Gallery, group exhibition, Spring 2022. There was both a bricks-and-mortar exhibition in Athens, Greece, and an online one, lasting one month. The catalogue can still be downloaded from here:
https://www.pocketstargallery.com/making-colour-group-art-exhibition/
Sara Umemoto, Vis à Vis https://www.blurb.com/b/1631862-inspirations This sumptuously illustrated booklet features three or four of my A4-sized paper-based collages, among a collection of Klimt-inspired patternistic artwork.
Two online publications featuring my work!
Both arrived today, 1 February 2023: red letter day! In the first catalogue, from the Art Vue Foundation, my entry received a special mention in their catalogue, here.
The other is part of a publication released by the Woven Tale Press, and can be featured here.
Sighted to be included in company such as this, among such fantastic work!
An essay on my work, by Adrienn Demeter.
Translated from Hungarian here. Any inaccuracies in interpretation are purely mine.
Making Colours Exhibition, Pocket Star Gallery
This is one of the works that can be seen at the Pocket Star Gallery, with the 'Making Colours' exhibition. It was a bricks-and-mortar show to begin with, and for the July is now online here.
Kazi30, Ferdinand Galeria
I now have six larger pieces on view at KAZI30, a community-run gallery at Kazinszky Utca30, part of the Ferdinand Gallery in Budapest! One of these includes 'Lunar' in my gallery here. I also have a series of A4 compositions as well as cards on view here.
Here is the link to the gallery:
http://www.facebook.com/Kazi30
I have also been participating in the so-called 'A jótékonyság jó' titled travelling exhibition with two pieces among about 70 other artists exhibiting - the object of the exhibition is to raise money for the damage caused by the Danube when it flooded in Budapest and Hungary in 2013:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10201575407249143&set=gm.449037721886063&type=1&theater
Regeneration
Peter Mansfeld Gallery, Csepel-Sziget szakközépiskola Csepel Postagyár u. 10
This exhibition is a little retrospective, as many of the pictures are older ones that were reworked in recent years.
They comprise of mixed-media textural pieces on board, incorporating a range of materials such as cotton, bandages, glass fragments from smashed car windows, marbles, polystyrene, metal flakes, wax, paper and using acrylic paints and enamel. The title of the show therefore, is hopefully self-explanatory.
Press release
There is still an exhibition of my work that can be seen at the Berlitz language school at Bajczi Zsilinszky Utca 29, on the 4th Floor. Some of my artworks are also available at the VAM Design Centre, Váci Utca 69.
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