Original artwork description:

Story about the painting:
"Sometimes we ask ourselves questions: Who am I really? Am I a good or bad person? Am I handsome or not so handsome? Do others like me? Do they like me? ...and many similar questions.
The answer is often not clear, we don't even know each other perfectly. All our lives we are just getting to know each other.
And many times we ourselves make it difficult for other people to know us. We put on occasional masks in front of them, we pretend to be others - better, more beautiful, smarter, more perfect...
There is a danger that we will lose our own face while changing so many masks...."



The creation of the famous Hungarian artist Zsolt Malasits characterizes the spirituality, the sacrament and the presentation of the pure traditions from the time of the Hungarian kings. The warm world of colors and shapes symbolizes the desire for a pure life. It not only provides a visual experience, but also awakens ideas. His inner life is characterized by a fundamental duality: good and evil, selfishness and devotion. His main goal is to find the "essence".

Materials used:

high-class fine artistic oil colors

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