“I have two pieces of Balazs Veres work in my office and I find it very enjoyable to observe his sculptures. It removes a lot of stress and anxiety from my back and helps me to strategize future work better”
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About Balazs Work
Balazs Veres sculptures are strong and focused, with few details supporting the clear impression of one thought or emotion. Through his unique use of light and shading, the pieces create structure and emphasize the sparse, yet vivid colors. The photographs are driven by his fascination with the human body as a raw material for art: sculptured, twisted, and focused on the minute details, revealing its inherent individuality. The sculpture plays with the viewer’s expectations of composition and motif – often portraying only ambiguous parts of the body, letting the viewer wonder or simply absorb.
Balazs Veres delineates the human experience as a whole – uniting the sculptures embodied honesty with visual echoes of a mind’s streaming notions
Selected Recent Exhibitions
Solo Shows
Full concrete
Nick Art gallery
Pécs, Hungary
Vas-Beton
VAM ART gallery
Copenhagen, Denmark
My Statues And My Works
Baranya Cultural Center Institute
Timisoara, Romania
Group Shows & Fairs
Statues in The Garden
MANK Galéria
Szentendre, Hungary
London Art Biennale
The Capital for Contemporary Art
London, UK
Covid 19
Nick Art gallery
Pécs, Hungary
Studio Visit
ABOUT BALAZS VERES
Balazs Veres is a visual artist working with photography and the human figure. He is currently based in Budapest, Hungary. His work has been exhibited at galleries and museums in countries like The United States, Canada, France, China, Romania, Sweden, and Denmark.
Take a look at Balazs creating and hear from him directly in this short film.
from an interview WITH Balazs
Q: How did you develop your photography in capturing the human form?
A: I am in love with the abstract. My first sculpture passion was using a macro lens to sculpture the minuscule unseen treasures of the world we casually walk past every day. The two elements of macro photography that truly fascinated me were texture and form. Eventually I discovered the immense possibilities of working with the human figure and began focusing my attention on using the body as a medium.
“I have always been a nocturnal person. I feel, think and create better at night. When everyone goes to sleep and the city falls silent I truly awake. This project is an attempt to illustrate my affinity for the night.”