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Erika Fábián graduated as a graphic artist from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2014. Her art is based on a coherent, conceptual and intentionally slow creative process. Her abstract works are characterized by all-over compositions composed of thousands of tiny (colour) dots, which in most cases are based on emotional-sensual processes. These self-interpretative, mental processes manifest themselves in minimal gestures and raise the ambiguity and interpretative problems of abstract art. In 2011 she won the Jenő Barcsay Study Award, and in 2013 the Hungarian Graphic Artists Association Scholarship. In 2018 she was invited to the Lille Art Fair with an independent art project. As of 2021, she will be featured on the Secondary Archive online platform for women artists from the CEE region. Since 2019, she has been a lecturer at the Institute of Fine Art and Art Theory at Eszterházy Károly Catholic University.
Studies
2009-2015
Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Faculty of Graphic Arts
Awards
2015
Celeste Prize (international contemporary arts prize) – Finalist, Milan
International Art Camp, Ari Kupsus Gallery, Iszkaszentgyörgy
2014
Gundel Artistic Award nomination, Budapest
2013
“Open Book”, Second International Biennial of Drawing and Visual Graphics, Special Mention by Professional Jury, Győr
Viktor Olgyai Award, Budapest
Scholarship by the Association of Hungarian Graphic Artists, Budapest
“Nan-Art” Scholarship, Budapest
2011
Award by the Jenő Barcsay Foundation, Budapest
First International Biennial of Drawing and Visual Graphics, Special Mention by Professional Jury, Győr
Selected team exhibitions
2021
Personal Abstractions, duo exhibition with Gyula Sági, Molnár Ani Gallery, Budapest
Agnes Szaboova Gallery, Group exhibition, Le Havre
2020
Personal mythology, group exhibition, Nagyházy Contamporary, Budapest
Art For Act, Group exhibition, Brody House, Budapest
2019
Autistic Art Contemporary Art Charity Autcion 2019, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
Bátor Tábor Contemporary Art Auction, acb Gallery, Budapest
2018
Bátor Tábor Contemporary Art Auction, Bratislava
Stúdió ’18 Szalon, A jövőt végképp eltörölni, group exhibition FKSE, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest
Confuseless. Art+Text Gallery, group exhibition, Budapest
2016
Balaton express, group exhibition, MONO art & design, Budapest
2015
Exhibition of Celeste Prize, Exbazzi, Milan
“Agent”,individual exhibition, Cultural Centre of Buda Castle (BEM6), Budapest
2014
Art Moments Contemporary Art Visual Arts Festival 2014, Budapest, Városliget Boating Lake, Budapest
“Best of Graduation” exhibition, University of Fine Arts of Hungary, Budapest
Miskolc Graphics Triennial No. XXVI, Győr
2013
“OpenBook”, Second International Biennial of Drawing and Visual Graphics, Győr
2012
“Run-of-the-Mill” Exhibition, MűvészetMalom, Szentendre
“Graphics Open”, International Graphic Exhibition, University of Fine Arts of Hungary, Budapest
Exhibition of the Ludwig Foundation, Budapest
Exhibition of the Jenő Barcsay Foundation, Budapest
2011
First International Biennial of Drawing and Visual Graphics, Győr
Graphic Triennial of Miskolc No. XXV, Miskolc
“Magyarok-Wengry”, Jan Matejko Academy Of Fine Art in Krakow, Krakow, Poland
“Eastern European Printmakers Today”, Muskat studios, Boston, USA
Barcsay Contest, University of Fine Arts of Hungary, Budapest
Memberships
2021
2018
Studio of Young Artists Association (FKSE)
Art fairs
2023
Art and Antique, Booth of Ani Molnár Gallery
2022
Art Market Budapest, Booth of Ani Molnár Gallery
Art and Antique, Booth of Ani Molnár Gallery
ARCOmadrid, Madrid, Spain
2021
Art Market Budapest, Booth of Ani Molnár Gallery
Molnár Ani Galéria
1088, Budapest
Bródy Sándor u. 36.
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