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Monika Nun
Hungary
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 19.7x27.6in
About this artwork
This painting is one of the rare works I created en plein air, on a hot summer day, taking shelter in the forest. I was drawn to the dry road, where old wheel tracks had hardened into the surface, and to the shifting variety of trees and shadows around it.
I painted directly from the moment — following the movement of light, color, and the quiet rhythm of the path as it disappeared into green.
I painted directly from the moment — following the movement of light, color, and the quiet rhythm of the path as it disappeared into green.
Monika Nun
Hungary
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
My name is Monika Nun. I am a Hungarian painter and graphic artist, living and working in Budapest.
My background is in drawing, printmaking, graphic design and visual communication. I studied in several art schools and workshops in Hungary.
Rembrandt Graphic Circle — Imre Kéri
Dési Huber István Fine Arts Circle — György Korga
Zebegény Free School of Art — József Kórusz
School of Decorative Arts — Vilmos Czétényi,
Evening Class of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts — Károly Klimó and Csaba Vecsey
Cultural management JPTE FEEFI Pécs University
Daligogh Artists’ Colony — Balázs Baska
For many years I worked in graphic design, advertising and visual communication. Later I returned more and more strongly to painting, drawing, creating which had always been an important part of my life.
My background is in drawing, printmaking, graphic design and visual communication. I studied in several art schools and workshops in Hungary.
Rembrandt Graphic Circle — Imre Kéri
Dési Huber István Fine Arts Circle — György Korga
Zebegény Free School of Art — József Kórusz
School of Decorative Arts — Vilmos Czétényi,
Evening Class of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts — Károly Klimó and Csaba Vecsey
Cultural management JPTE FEEFI Pécs University
Daligogh Artists’ Colony — Balázs Baska
For many years I worked in graphic design, advertising and visual communication. Later I returned more and more strongly to painting, drawing, creating which had always been an important part of my life.
Monika Nun
Forest Path
$710
