„I show the details instead of the whole, sort of inviting the viewer to embrace and understand their surroundings”

Dora Stork was selected artist in the London Art Biennale in 2023, an award-winning Hungarian painter whose art has appeared in solo and group exhibitions in Hungary and Romania. Her work can also be found in many private collections in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Japan.

Dora is an abstract realistic encaustic artist: abstract in the world of color, realistic in the world of form, and symbolist in meaning. As a politically minded painter, she is interested in public life as well as social and economic processes. She presents her particular vision in these works. The dreamlike compositions are her intuitive reflections on public issues. At the same time, seemingly astonishing, strange circumstances and inappropriate details on a rational sphere might evoke questions in the viewer.

She mainly uses pure wax and pigments to make her paintings. Over the years, she has developed a medium that does not contain oil or any non-waxy additives. When she occasionally paints with acrylic, the characteristics of her figurative style transform into an imaginary interpretation of nature.

Dora is an active, awarded member of her community and regularly takes part in their group exhibitions every year.

Member of the Following Organizations:

Fine Arts Capital Art Society, Joined 2023.

The Society of Scottish Artists, Joined in 2021.

National Society of Fine and Applied Arts, Joined in 2010.

Újpest Artist Society, Joined 2009.

Collections:

Dora Stork features in various national and international private collections in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Japan.

Press/publications:

London Art Biennale Exhibition Catalog, London, 2023

“The Magic Of Encaustic Art”, ARTsCAP Contemporary Art Magazine XII. , Budapest: 2023

“Her Passion Is The Figurative Encaustic” Tinta folyóirat XI., Budapest: 2023

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