Egresi, Zsuzsa
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Biography
Zsuzsanna Egresi was born December 11th 1954 in Dunaújváros. She began her artistic career as an autodidact. Following the line of traditional Hungarian graphics she developed her personal style. Béla Kondor, Arnold Gross and Laszlo Nagy both influenced on her art, as her sculptor mother, Ila E. Toth. From 1981 on she attended the Academy of Brera, where she studied stage design till 1983. She attended the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts Fund in 1980, from this time she became a professional artist. From 1981 on, she is living in Milano. She is a member of the Nürnberger Phantasten.
She picked up the bottom line of drawing in the city fine arts training. Her pictures take us to exciting landscapes and with the help of her glamorous figures going to have in fantastic adventures. With her works she follows the traditional traits of Hungarian graphical art. She creates black-and-white as well as colored etchings.
Year | Biography |
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1954 | she was born in Dunaújváros |
1981-83 | she attended at the Brera Academy, specialized on stage design, Milan |
from 1981 | she has been living in Milan |
Awards | |
1985 | Maximo Ramos-award |
Single exhibitions | |
2010 | "Greetings from Trisperon ", Summer exhibition 2010’, Jászi Gallery |
1999 | Hungarian Academy in Rome |
Club Francesco Conti, Milan | |
Arteficiera, Bologna | |
1995 | Zebra One Gallery, Hongkong |
Badenia Bausparkasse, Nürnberg | |
1994 | Zebra One Gallery, London |
G. Grafica Manzoni, Turin | |
1993 | G. il Torchio di Porta Romana, Milan |
Centro Culturale, San Fedele, Milan | |
1992 | Iskola Gallery, Dunaújváros |
Rudnay Gallery, Eger | |
1989 | G. Centro d'Incisione, Milan |
Public Library, Palazzo Sormani, Milan | |
Galerie Grohe, Hannover | |
1988 | Tv-tower, Nürnberg |
Csók Gallery, Budapest | |
1987 | Deutsches M., München |
Art Club G., Haus Gesselschaft M., Nürnberg | |
1986 | Edelmann Bookstore, Nürnberg |
Regina H., München | |
Bello Piniero, El Ferrol (SP) | |
M. Municipial | |
1985 | Frankische Galerie, Nürnberg |
G. Dialoghi Club, Biella | |
Dürer Terem, Budapest | |
1983 | Uitz Terem, Dunaújváros |
1982 | Sala Gonzaga, Milan |