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Anita Sza Bo
Hungary
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
Coconut Tropics No. 2. invites the viewer to look up — straight into the heart of a coconut palm, where golden fruit clusters against a wash of tropical sky. Painted in bold, confident strokes of acrylic, the composition fills the entire canvas with layered palm fronds in deep greens and teals, centering on the warm amber glow of the coconuts above.
Where the first work in this series captures a quiet moment at shore level, this piece pulls the eye… upward into the canopy — lush, abundant, and alive with colour. The flat, luminous sky behind the palm creates a graphic clarity that gives the painting a strong, immediate presence on the wall.
Painted on gesso-primed canvas, signed by the artist, and ready to hang.
Where the first work in this series captures a quiet moment at shore level, this piece pulls the eye… upward into the canopy — lush, abundant, and alive with colour. The flat, luminous sky behind the palm creates a graphic clarity that gives the painting a strong, immediate presence on the wall.
Painted on gesso-primed canvas, signed by the artist, and ready to hang.
Anita Sza Bo
Hungary
Anita Szabó, a Budapest-based Hungarian painter, masterfully works in both acrylic and oil, drawing from her formal training and vivid Mediterranean memories. Her style blends representational painting with expressive color, alternating between luminous, impressionistic seaside landscapes and structured, graphic office scenes. She deliberately contrasts visible, tactile brushwork with atmospheric light and shadow, emphasizing the tension between longing and presence. Her art radiates a bittersweet yearning for sanctuary and beauty, inviting viewers to feel both the warmth of the Mediterranean and the quiet, often humorous, alienation of modern workspaces.
Credentials
- Works on commission
