Áron Lőrincz
Oil paintings between observed and constructed realities. Ordinary objects, quiet spaces and traces of human presence. Images shaped by light, materiality and slowed attention.
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Aron Lorincz is a Budapest-based painter and visual artist. He studied architecture at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design and received training in painting and drawing from an early age. Following more than two decades of visual practice spanning architecture, photography and digital image-making, painting returned to the centre of his artistic practice in 2024.

His oil paintings depict ordinary objects, spaces and traces of human presence. His work explores the uncertain territory between observed and constructed realities, with a particular interest in space, light and the possibilities of slowed attention.

 

His paintings originate from his own photography, digitally constructed images and various experiments in image-making. Through the slow, physical process of traditional oil painting, these sources are transformed into singular, material images. He is currently developing a number of interconnected painting series in his Budapest studio.


Events at Budapest Artineris
Áron Lőrincz
27 Sep 2026 | 11:00-18:00
A visit to Aron Lorincz’s Budapest studio: finished and works-in-progress oil paintings, digitally constructed source images, and a glimpse into the process from screen to physical painting.
Free access
Open Studio
Áron Lőrincz műterme
Margaréta utca 6.