Video: New entertaining collages from the Hungarian artist
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
The young Hungarian artist Petra Péterffy, now based in Berlin, creates unusual surreal collages. Some critics and viewers even call Petra the continuer of the work of the great Salvador Dali. And, indeed, some of Peterffy's works resemble the paintings of the famous Spanish artist.
Petra is young and ambitious. She is not afraid of experiments either in creativity or in life. So, quite recently, Petra decided to take a bold step: from her native Budapest, she moved to a large and unfamiliar Berlin, where she only has to win the attention and favor of local connoisseurs of beauty.
As a teenager, Peterffy began to show interest in image processing: “I remember experimenting with Photoshop in high school. I still have a huge amount of processed images from that period. And yet, for several years, the artist abandoned her experiments. However, after a couple of years, the craving for creativity woke up again. However, this time everything was serious. Petra felt that she could make creativity the work of her whole life. She began her own study and study of graphic design. Gradually, Peterffy's work became more complex, his own style was developed. Soon, the artist began to seriously engage in collages.
The artist seeks and finds inspiration in everything that surrounds her: music, communication, people, thematic Internet communities - everything becomes a reason for the emergence of a creative mood. “True, often,” the artist admits, “inspiration comes to me not by looking at art blogs or reading special literature about design. As a rule, project ideas visit me half asleep or … in my soul. More work by Petra Peterffy can be seen here.
The artist is sincerely admired and inspired by the work of her colleague, illustrator Alessandro Gottardo. This Italian master of laconic drawing creates under the slogan "the idea always wins the style", noting that he works "not with his hands, but with his head."
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