
Evenings with Them VII. 2023
‘Evenings with Them’ series
From time to time, I like to paint about the feelings which come into my mind, when I’m thinking on my family. Just to paint memory-recordings for myself.
If I should visualize how our evenings look like with our children, it would be like these paintings.
I mean colorful, happy, loud, labor intensive, crazy, full of unusual elements. And maybe too much.
But I wouldn’t want to miss a single moment of them.
It's an ongoing series with acrylic-canvas paintings.

Evenings with Them X. 2023
‘Evenings with Them’ series
From time to time, I like to paint about the feelings which come into my mind, when I’m thinking on my family. Just to paint memory-recordings for myself.
If I should visualize how our evenings look like with our children, it would be like these paintings.
I mean colorful, happy, loud, labor intensive, crazy, full of unusual elements. And maybe too much.
But I wouldn’t want to miss a single moment of them.
It's an ongoing series with acrylic-canvas paintings.
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Judit Horváth Lóczi
Hungary
https://www.judithorvathloczi.com/
In 2004 she started as a landscape architect, but she soon found out that the artistic relations of landscape architecture would not satisfy her needs. She also completed a Color Dynamics and Engineer training at Budapest University of Technology and Economics. From 2011 she attended and successfully completed a Visual Representation Artist (Graphic Artist) course at Budapest Metropolitan University. Since then, she became an associated member of the Society of Hungarian Painters, Hungarian Artist’s Book Association, and the Association of Hungarian Artists.
From 2008 she continuously takes part in group and solo exhibitions and visits Art Camps. Her paintings were awarded by Barcsay Prize in 2015. In 2018 she is one of the 10 winners of the Hungary Emerging art contest. In 2019 she won the Pollock-Krasner Grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, and in 2022 she started her three yearlong scholarships at the MMA (Hungarian Academy of Arts).
