Zoltán Székács

Zoltán Székács painter artist (Budapest, 18 july 1954.) He finished his studies at the Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts in Budapest in 1979. His masters were Ernő Fischer, József Litkei and Imre Schrammel. Between 1984 and 1989, he worked the head of the design workshop of the Budapest Porcelain Factory. Lives in Budapest. From 1990, his interest turned to painting. In 1993, he founded the CDS Art Studio, where he was a member until 2012. Member of the Association of Hungarian Fine and Industrial Artists, the National Association of Hungarian Creative Artists, the Society of Hungarian Painters, the Csepel Gallery Association, the Galéria 12 Association, the “Asztal Társaság” Art Group, the Budapest-Art Art Association, the Érd Artists’Colony and the Matéria Art Association. His works have a mythology, even a private mythological character and meaning, which he boldly uses and mixes, even recreates and reinterprets in pagan and Christian, the sunken elements and emerging sediments of African and Australian or ancient Mediterranean cultures. His works, which abound in materials, surfaces and signs, touch us so much because they awaken in us the collective unconscious, which is encoded and engraved in the memory of all of us by divine creation.