TISZA-KALMAR

I was born in Budapest in 1952. My mother guided me toward the arts, and I took her family name—Tisza. I began my studies in painting in elementary school under the guidance of art teacher René Benkő. Later, I continued my studies with the help of painter Jenő Barcsay, a renowned professor at the University of Fine Arts who was also recognized internationally. I also owe a great deal to sculptor Miklós Borsos.

I continued my studies in London starting in 1979. In 1985, I moved to Vienna. Throughout my career, I have been fortunate enough to always receive encouragement from the greatest—living legends. I have already mentioned Jenő Barcsay and Miklós Borsos. At my first exhibition, painter Tamás Losonczy encouraged me. I knew the painter Menyhért Tóth personally. For a time, my exhibitions here were regularly opened by the painter Pál Gerzson, the head of the painting department at the art university.

I am a member of the Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists.

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As a follower of our spiritual traditions, it is important to me to draw inspiration for my painting only from "pure sources." In today's world, this is a very difficult commitment—almost impossible. You can view a selection of my works from the past 60 years "My Journeys." You can explore my journeys through space and time, on the physical and spiritual planes, outside the body—without a body—as well as impressions of memories from my past lives. What the soul needs.

In my present life, the lights and colors of Lake Balaton are the defining elements, just as light, water, the sun, and the atmosphere of the air were in the past. I paint what I feel, what I see with my heart. Art is not meant to be understood, but to be felt. For many, these depictions are difficult to comprehend. But for those who are open-minded and emotionally rich, they can easily experience them and let them into their hearts. In today's world, there is a great need for the energy of a pure heart.

My motto:

I paint what I feel, what I see with my heart.
Art is not meant to be understood, but to be felt.