Artist Information:
Alex Jobbagy
Melbourne,
Australia
Member Since: Apr 2009
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Artist Statement:
"Being both a formally and a
self educated artist, I have
always been interested in
social/political issues as the
major forces that shape our
life, and their effect on the
average person's struggle to
survive and rise.
I had my first solo exhibition
at the age of 13.
Inspired by the surrealist
movement and Salvador Dali, my
artistic style of expression
is surrealism and symbolism. I
am continuously experimenting
with different mediums but my
favourite remains oil on
canvas.
As an artist, I feel that it
is my duty to reveal the
contrast between the
harmonious relationship of the
individual with nature, as
opposed, to the man-made,
often artificial, connections
developed in the modern
society.
While my artworks speak for
themselves, I want to present
these issues from a different,
unique angle, hoping to stop
viewers and encourage them to
think."
Visit my blog at:
http://jobbagy.blogspot.com/
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Artist Exhibitions:
Art exhibition
- Then (1956) & Now (2009)
opening night 23 October 2009
- 8 pm
1956 Hungarian revolution art
project
The 1956 Hungarian Revolution,
was a widespread revolt
against Soviet communist
influence and control in
Hungary. The revolt was
brutally suppressed by Soviet
troops. About 25-50,000
Hungarians and 7,000 ...
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Alex Jobbagy's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Alex Jobbagy's Portfolio. Browse Jobbagy's body of work: "Being both a formally and a self educated artist, I have always been interested in social/political issues as the major forces that shape our life, and their effect on the average person's struggle to survive and rise.
I had my first solo exhibition at the age of 13.
Inspired by the surrealist movement and Salvador Dali, my artistic style of expression is surrealism and symbolism. I am continuously experimenting with different mediums but my favourite remains oil on canvas.
As an artist, I feel that it is my duty to reveal the contrast between the harmonious relationship of... |
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