Oil on Canvas
$ 3,300
About the artist
Tibor Simon-Mazula, a Hungarian artist, works intuitively. He seeks solace in painting’s tactile and tangible features. Tibor paints personal dream-like images of persons and locations that are important to him. His works are also influenced by his experience in mathematics and cinematography. His wife, friends, and travel partners are all sources of inspiration for him.
The paintings depict actual everyday scenarios of genuine things and people in their natural surroundings. His subjects include single bathers, a charming character on a sofa, a bending lady, and a family standing on the beach.
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