Artist Information:
Zsolt Gyarmati
Budapest,
Hungary
Member Since: Mar 2003
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Artist Statement:
Art should make people
conscious of unconscious
things that may remain
unconscious even consciously.
My art has no objective
either: it is some sort of
status report. It is the
current representation of
states experienced as a
necessity, of everything that
happens to me and makes me
percieve.
In order to be able to create
real excitement in the plane,
I also need the negative
counterpart of excitement,
that is, silence. It can be as
slight as one can imagine:
sometimes it is so slight that
it appears to be excitement.
Nowadays art and culture is
not treated at its place
value; it is a medium despised
and marginalized by admirers
of classic art. Consequently
we are building our own
sub-culture with contemporary
art, as apart from us nobody
is interested in what we
create under art. This
scepsis, however, not the
exclusive privilege of
digi-world; art and culture
have always been a matter of
the few.
The irrational reality my
artwork present I wish to
raise unconscious interest in
areas of the modern art. I
offer a sort of ‘literacy’ to
the recipient with a degree of
interactivity that expects the
spectators be active: it will
not ...
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Zsolt Gyarmati's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Zsolt Gyarmati's Portfolio. Browse Gyarmati's body of work: Art should make people conscious of unconscious things that may remain unconscious even consciously. My art has no objective either: it is some sort of status report. It is the current representation of states experienced as a necessity, of everything that happens to me and makes me percieve.
In order to be able to create real excitement in the plane, I also need the negative counterpart of excitement, that is, silence. It can be as slight as one can imagine: sometimes it is so slight that it appears to be excitement.
Nowadays art and culture is not treated at its ... |
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