I'd like to introduce you to what might be the last true polymath. He lives right here among us, quietly creating his art in a small village, far from the noise of the city. There's no fanfare surrounding him, and his exhibitions are becoming increasingly rare. His life path is an unusual one. He began his studies with painting, then continued with various branches of esotericism. Among other things, he also studied naturopathy. He studied philosophy, religions, and various branches of esotericism, as well as their connections to Hungarian prehistory and the ancient Hungarian religion. For him, painting represents a connection with God.
Despite his early successes, he did not seek recognition; in fact, he turned his back on it, as the joy of creation is more important to him. Perhaps silence, tranquility, or deep contemplation is the secret—or perhaps something else—that allows his works to reveal even the deepest mysteries of the soul. Is the healing brought about by his paintings perhaps due to his deep faith, or perhaps certain realizations, or an understanding of the connections? Though he does not proclaim it, he is a descendant of those magicians who were the bearers of humanity's ancient knowledge. Through his paintings, he is able to establish a connection with the higher worlds. I highly recommend Tisza-Kalmar's works to anyone who feels they need to liberate their soul.

Dorka Magyar