The art of graphic artist and visual artist Péter Jónás centers on the visual representation of personal experiences: he often takes as his starting point the everyday, often unnoticed details of the built environment, which he transforms into reduced, constructive forms. His creative method is characterized by thinking in series, which allows him to trace the variations and transformations of a single motif.
He is interested in how a theme can manifest itself in various visual art media, such as printmaking, painting, or installation. Recently, printmaking has come to the forefront, particularly the use of alternative substrates (wood, glass, concrete), which enrich the works with conceptual meaning through the material itself.
In her latest works, she combines classical printmaking techniques (hand-printed relief, lithography, linocut, woodcut) with painting, while also exploring the interplay between different techniques. Her works examine questions of space, absence, and repetition, while emphasizing the autonomous, contemporary possibilities of printmaking.