Details
| First Name | Sandor |
| Last Name | Nagy |
| Username | nagysandorart |
| Website | |
| Region | Greater Glasgow |
| Disciplines | Film, Installation, Painting, Performance, Photography |
| Themes | Abstract, Environment, Identity, Landscape, Site-specific, Political, Portraits, Narratives |
Statement
| Statement | My artistic journey is a testament to the power of energy in forging connections across space, time, and existence. Delving into the depths of creative exploration, I see each medium as a conduit, a channel through which these connections manifest. From the subtle interplay of colors to the bold strokes of performance, my art becomes a tapestry woven with threads of ritual and expression. Amidst the ever-evolving landscape of technology and environmental upheaval, my work serves as a poignant reflection on our relationship with the world around us. As I navigate the maze of contemporary tools and techniques, my unwavering methodology remains a beacon of constancy. Yet, within this steadfast approach lies a willingness to embrace the fluidity of concepts, blurring the boundaries between the tangible and the abstract. At the heart of my practice lies a profound inquiry into our connection to the land, a theme woven intricately into the fabric of my creations. Through my art, I invite you to contemplate the delicate balance between humanity and nature, urging you to confront the ramifications of our actions on the world we inhabit. In a world where issues defy simple solutions, I embrace the complexity of existence, offering a multifaceted exploration that transcends conventional boundaries. My work is a testament to the transformative power of art, a vessel through which we may navigate the intricacies of our collective consciousness and rediscover our place within the vast expanse of the cosmos. |
Biography
| Biography | Born and raised in the mystic landscapes of Transylvania, Sándor Nagy emerges as a trilingual, transdisciplinary artist currently calling Glasgow, Scotland, home. His artistic journey began at the School of Art Brasov in Transylvania, Romania, where he earned a diploma in Painting. Delving into his passion for photography, Nagy further honed his skills through a Higher Photography course at West College Scotland, achieving an impressive A grade. Committed to a lifelong pursuit of knowledge and artistic expression, Nagy secured admission to The Glasgow School of Art, where he is currently immersed in the world of Fine Art Photography. His educational journey reflects his diverse interests, showcasing a seamless blend of traditional and contemporary artistic disciplines. Nagy’s artistic repertoire spans many mediums, including Happenings, Performance Art, Nature, and Land Art. Whether wielding a paintbrush, capturing moments through the lens, or crafting experimental short films, Nagy’s work exudes a profound connection to nature and a keen sensitivity to the human experience. The artist’s dedication to his craft has not gone unnoticed, with his creations earning accolades through awards, publications in esteemed journals and art books, and active participation in various international projects. Nagy’s multifaceted approach to art is a testament to his versatility and adaptability within the ever-evolving art scene. Balancing his artistic endeavors with his studies and work within the Scottish educational sector, Nagy is continuing to evolve his creative practice. As a practicing artist, his role as a conceptual artist is marked by a harmonious amalgamation of diverse ideas, reflecting his belief that certain issues demand exploration through multiple mediums. In the last years he is focusing on Fine Art Photography and Nature Art. For Nagy, art is an energy conduit that binds humanity, the planet, and the cosmos across space and time. His creative process is a source of peace and happiness, especially when experimenting with the fusion of natural materials and concepts. Nature, performance, and ritual have consistently played pivotal roles in his art. Nagy’s artistic narrative contributes to a body of work that transcends boundaries and invites viewers to contemplate the interconnectedness of existence. Group Exhibitions, Art Camps, Residencies: 2026 2024 2023 2022 2015 2014 2013 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 Personal Exhibitions: 2002 Short films: Collections: |