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Csaba Markus
Syd Entel Galleries is proud to present the work of Csaba Markus. Csaba Markus was born in
Budapest, Hungary in 1953. Growing up in a city over 2000 years rich in history and abundant in
artistic influences, Csaba became infatuated with the arts at a very young age. From the
reconstructed baroque architecture to the carefully excavated castles and palaces, his childhood
in Hungary laid the foundation for what is now a source of inspiration for the artist. As history was
a part of his everyday life, Markus learned to appreciate the importance of the past, the lessons it
had to teach and the beauty that it created.
He began his artistic career as a sculptor under the guidance of the highly acclaimed Hungarian
academic, Ferenc Mohacsi Regos. Recognized as a talented artist by his teachers and public alike,
Csaba and his work made their first public appearance on international public television when he
was 14 years of age.
His captivation with the Renaissance, Neo-Classic and Romantic periods pre-dominated his work.
Though classically trained, the Avant Garde and Abstraction began to make their way into Csaba's
work. He reflected on the rebirth of humanity after the middle ages, the transition from a
spiritually and morally controlled world to one that encouraged individual thought. These ideas
became a strong thread in the fabric of his work.
Budapest, Hungary in 1953. Growing up in a city over 2000 years rich in history and abundant in
artistic influences, Csaba became infatuated with the arts at a very young age. From the
reconstructed baroque architecture to the carefully excavated castles and palaces, his childhood
in Hungary laid the foundation for what is now a source of inspiration for the artist. As history was
a part of his everyday life, Markus learned to appreciate the importance of the past, the lessons it
had to teach and the beauty that it created.
He began his artistic career as a sculptor under the guidance of the highly acclaimed Hungarian
academic, Ferenc Mohacsi Regos. Recognized as a talented artist by his teachers and public alike,
Csaba and his work made their first public appearance on international public television when he
was 14 years of age.
His captivation with the Renaissance, Neo-Classic and Romantic periods pre-dominated his work.
Though classically trained, the Avant Garde and Abstraction began to make their way into Csaba's
work. He reflected on the rebirth of humanity after the middle ages, the transition from a
spiritually and morally controlled world to one that encouraged individual thought. These ideas
became a strong thread in the fabric of his work.
AGE OF EMPRESSES
Click on the image to the right to see the enlarged version of Csaba Markus' art work.
