Párvusz
Párvusz (born as Norbert Kiss, 1 March 1981) is a Hungarian graphic artist.
Style and works
He studied in Budapest and in Szeged. Generally the art of Párvusz based on Indian ink, sometimes he uses aquarelle, but the basic color is the black and white.
Hungarian artist Endre Szász and Dutch artist M. C. Escher took huge influence on his art and in 2004 he found his own style, after the two named person's works. In 2005 he went to Lapland, after the returning to Hungary he started to draw pictures with Saami symbols. The best of this era is the Saami Mona Lisa, which was sold in Norway. In 2007 seven pictures were exhibited in a Norwegian gallery in Tromsø. In 2009 he found another way of his art and started to burn on wood.
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