Faur Zsófi Gallery presents a selection of works by the award-winning
artist József Bartl throughout March. Bartl describes his art in the
following way:
Whites and square shapes
dominate my paintings. I place white squares on the surface, then I paint dots,
triangles, arrows, frontispieces, puppets, crosses and lines in them. The signs
are tangible, abstract, decorative and all have special meanings. My motifs
come from folk art, and I emphasise and vary them by using different
geometrical elements – as a result, they become a meaningful set of symbols.
