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Zoltán "MUCIUS"
Sebestyén
from Hungary
Photos:
Győrffy
Gabriella
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Zoltan
Sebestyen's art is dedicated to the world of pure colors, symbolism
and the multi-complexity of the human mind. He says, "What my canvas
brings to reality is the soul, the thoughts and the eternity of
desires. My red is able to express a tale of words richer than any
kind of poetry. In this dimension there is no reality, because it has
never been, yet there is a true realization of oppressed sexuality,
feverish yearning towards something that is always far, always out of
reach, a vision without existence. I paint all that may not be
possible; it is mystical, Christian, godly and forever human. Then it
is my audience who sees, feels and takes it into their own world of
fantasy. It is even possible to take these visions onto the path of
mortality or that of non-existence." Sebestyen has worked as a visual
artist, an actor, and a writer. Currently he operates an art gallery.
He was born 50 years ago in Hungary, where he studied at the Academy
of Fine Arts as well as the Academy of Dramatic and Cinematic Art. |

Zoltán "Mucius" Sebestyén

Bambi

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"Mit
jelent ez a sok piros... Az embereknek, bárhol vannak a világon, már
csak két dolog van amit használni tudnak, a gyűlölet
és a szerelem. A
gyűlölet zsákutca, bár sokan szeretik alkalmazni.
S marad a
szerelem, ami rengeteg formájában tud megnyilvánulni és ezek a képek
erről szólnak.
A szerelem tömény érzéséről, a folytonos, állandó
szerelem létéről. A piros a
szerelem, az erotika képzeletbeli hordozója." Mucius |

Venice

Zoltán "Mucius" Sebestyén with his
Manager Alexandra Léránt

Spring

Alexandra Léránt Zoltán "Mucius"
Sebestyén
and Angela Di Bello,
Director, Agora Gallery

Starlight

Alexandra Léránt Zoltán "Mucius"
Sebestyén and Angela Di Bello

Mucius and Léránt with Dr. András
Márton,
Director of the Hungarian Cultural Center, NY


Fatmir Gjevukaj painter with
wife, Ariana Myftari, praised
Mucius' art
with great enthusiasm

Andrea
Kostyál painter, her husband and
manager Alen Hajnal
from Connecticut with Andrea Behinya and Tamás Kiss
from Hungary

Agora Gallery, SoHo, NYC

Dr. András Márton and Angela Di Bello



Alexandra Léránt and János Ferke




Andrea Behiny, Tamás Kiss, György
Kuik, Alen Hajnal,
Andrea Kostyál,
Dr. András Márton, Zoltán "Mucius"
Sebestyén, Alexandra Léránt and JánosFerke
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