My work explores the space between representation and abstraction. Within this creative process, I’m interested in unfolding the implications of structural and theoretical formations. It is a chaotic and visually charged deconstruction between figurative and abstract art where various styles collide and create newfound relationships. The tension between styles and subject matter converge as an existential landscape.

Brigitta Kocsis

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Brigitta Kocsis is a Hungarian-born Canadian artist best known for her large-scale paintings investigating the shifting concepts of the human body and its environment. In 2005, She earned her BFA from Emily Carr University of Art & Design in Vancouver. At the start of her career, she exhibited large-scale multimedia installations. In 2000, she shifted her focus to painting and dedicated herself to the medium since. Her work has been included in exhibitions internationally, including the Geneva Art Biennale, Helsinki Balassi Institute, Hungarian University, Grunt Gallery, Vancouver, Brooklyn Expo Center, Montreal Outremont Gallery, and more. Her recent #techboyz series was published in a catalog by the Vernon Public Art Gallery. Kocsis is the recipient of various grants and awards, and attended residencies in Paris, Berlin, at Vancouver Film School, and the Vermont Studio Centre.