Zsolt Malasits
Zsolt Malasits is a contemporary award-winning Hungarian artist. His art is characterized by spirituality, sacrality, love, harmony, peace and the presentation of the pure traditions.
Interpersonal relations, the relationship between humanity and God, everyday life, love, affection, and the search for man in the created world are major themes in his works. His paintings frequently feature the fish symbol, which stands for transformation and the impermanence of all things. The pleasant color world and the shapes represent the need for a pure life. A fundamental duality that struggles within his creator soul - the good and the bad, egoism and devotion - defines his inner life. His major objective is to search for and find the "Essence."
Zsolt Malasits was born in 1961, in Hungary. He exhibited his works nationally, as well as internationally in Finland, Sweden, Austria, Germany, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Croatia and France.
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Everyday life • 17 artworks
View allNot only the fundamental ones that make us think about our own being, but also common topics and stories of everyday life.
Because we compose our life from a mosaic of countless seemingly small and seemingly unimportant actions, and each of them is an inseparable part of our life.
Every "little thing" we experience is important and in the final sum of many other "little things" it determines whether we live a satisfied, happy, joyful and meaningful life.
Let's pay attention to everyday "banal" things and it will be easier and better for us to live.
Dance and music paintings • 12 artworks
View allOn the contrary, my musical images are more serious. Maybe because, as a musician who plays several musical instruments, I know that the interpretation of music requires prior honest practice and you have to be careful and concentrate while playing so that you don't make a mistake.
Faces and stories paintings • 12 artworks
View allAt the same time, people's faces symbolically depict the soul. The soul of the people, the soul of the country, the soul of the story.
At the same time, they enhance the spiritual effect of the painting.
The idea of the work acquires a more expressive value and, in addition, it strengthens the artistic and visual impression of the work on the viewer.
The observer of the painting is drawn into the action of the painting, his mind and emotions connect with it.
Spiritual and religious paintings • 23 artworks
View allI value and respect spiritual, moral and ethical values and traditions. As an artist, I can incorporate them into my paintings and thus contribute to other people's thinking about them.
Because spirituality is an integral part and a fundamental pillar of our being, it is the beacon that has kept humanity moving forward in its development.
In today's extremely material and in many ways absurd world, we tend to push it to the sidelines. This can be a path to destruction, and I try to slow down this process at least a little with my work.
Love paintings • 13 artworks
View allPartner love can unite us into one whole, love gives us wings - it relieves us of the burden of difficulties and we float in a weightless universe. Suddenly we see everything from a completely different perspective, in a different - more beautiful light.
And in the most powerful moments, we feel that we have really been brought together by an infinite attractive force, as if God himself was blessing us.
We two are one soul, one body...
Towns with souls paintings • 4 artworks
View allMy largest painting of the city is 7 meters, I immortalized the 750-year history of the city of Gyor on it, and it decorates the city hall.
We have been living in one city for many years, decades, which has perhaps become so commonplace that it has ceased to be engaging and interesting for us. We only survive in it.
It's a pity, because if we opened our eyes better, we would come across many things that are worth paying attention to. As well as many buildings that are the result of human creativity and craftsmanship.
In the city, we meet people, each of whom is unique and has his own unique story.
If the buildings, squares, sidewalks and trees of our cities could tell what they witnessed in decades or centuries...
It would be an endlessly engaging novel.
The city is like an earthly galaxy with millions of suns. We live in it, but we never manage to explore it and get to know the secrets it hides.
Sculptures • 7 artworks
View allSometimes I have periods when I need to express my creativity not only through painting, but also to incorporate ideas into a spatial object.
Therefore, sculptures are an integral part of my work. I create sculptures from various materials, primarily wood, stone, bronze, terracotta. My favorite motifs are faces and fish. Some works are a combination of sculpture and painting.
I think that, just like my paintings, my sculptures fit perfectly into any interior.
Fantasy and spiritual oil paintings on handmade paper • 35 artworks
View allPainting on handmade paper allows me to express my ideas in a faster, simpler, more minimalist form without these paintings losing their impact.
Thanks to their style and color matching, they are suitable for any interior, whether it is furnished in a classic or modern style. You can place them in the living room, bedroom, office, hallway - they will look good everywhere.
Paintings on handmade art paper need to be framed. It is up to you whether you frame the painting directly in the frame, or let the peculiarities of the art paper stand out by placing the painting in a passport and framing it together with the passport.
Some examples of framed paintings can be found in the gallery.
Sold artworks • 37 artworks
View allSold Artworks • 39 artworks
Oil on Canvas | 39.4x31.5 in
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Biography
Zsolt Malasits is a contemporary award-winning Hungarian artist. His art is characterized by spirituality, sacrality, love, harmony, peace and the presentation of the pure traditions.
Interpersonal relations, the relationship between humanity and God, everyday life, love, affection, and the search for man in the created world are major themes in his works. His paintings frequently feature the fish symbol, which stands for transformation and the impermanence of all things. The pleasant color world and the shapes represent the need for a pure life. A fundamental duality that struggles within his creator soul - the good and the bad, egoism and devotion - defines his inner life. His major objective is to search for and find the "Essence."
Zsolt Malasits was born in 1961, in Hungary. He exhibited his works nationally, as well as internationally in Finland, Sweden, Austria, Germany, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Croatia and France.
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- Date of birth : 1961
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists, Represented by a Gallery,
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7 meters wide and 1.8 meters high work by Zsolt Malasits
7 meters wide and 1.8 meters high work by Zsolt Malasits, which he painted at the request of the city on the occasion of the 750th anniversary of the royal city of Győr.The highly detailed image shows the six turning points in the life of the city. The journey of time begins in Roman times and commemorates the 750th anniversary, when István V. in 1271 elevated Győr among the royal cities, as well as the legend of Vaskakas and Maria Theresa, who confirmed the rights of our city. There is a significant moment in 1848, when Lajos Kossuth gave an important recruit speech on the terrace of the old town hall. The greatest emphasis was placed on the present and all the beauties and specialties of the present are returning from work. The individual ages are separated by a river painted turquoise, which also takes the eye through the moments of our history.
7 meters wide and 1.8 meters high work by Zsolt Malasits, which he painted at the request of the city on the occasion of the 750th anniversary of the royal city of Győr.The highly detailed image shows the six turning points in the life of the city. The journey of time begins in Roman times and commemorates the 750th anniversary, when István V. in 1271 elevated Győr among the royal cities, as well as the legend of Vaskakas and Maria Theresa, who confirmed the rights of our city. There is a significant moment in 1848, when Lajos Kossuth gave an important recruit speech on the terrace of the old town hall. The greatest emphasis was placed on the present and all the beauties and specialties of the present are returning from work. The individual ages are separated by a river painted turquoise, which also takes the eye through the moments of our history.
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