Igor Eugen Prokop | A Delicate Beauty
“I have been fortunate to witness an array of breathtaking natural phenomena. These natural marvels possess a delicate beauty that captivates the senses. My passion is to rekindle people’s appreciation for the vibrant colors, intricate shapes, graceful movements, and expressive gestures in nature.” – Igor Eugen Prokop
Acrylic on canvas.
172 x 142 x 0.1 cm
Igor Eugen Prokop is a distinguished Hungarian artist known for his unique abstract art. Born in 1953 and currently based in Visegrad, Budapest, he is a true Renaissance man with a diverse educational background. Graduating in fields such as Dentistry, Biology, Film, Design, and Art, Prokop’s insatiable curiosity fuels his creativity. His art is deeply rooted in his love for nature, and he uses his work to raise awareness about climate change and the importance of nature conservation.
Prokop’s art has been showcased in numerous solo and group exhibitions worldwide, and he has received prestigious international awards, including the Biennale Leonardo Award, the London Art Biennale Award, the International Confederation of Art Critics Award, the International Prize Andrea Mantegna, the Chianciano Biennale Award, and the GOLD LIST Award by the International Art Market Magazine (#7, published in 2022 with a worldwide distribution).
“I aim to convey the urgent message that we must carefully and responsibly preserve our environment, planet, and nature’s precious wonders.”
Acrylic on canvas.
172 x 142 x 0.1 cm
Right: Aliens Discuss The Future of The Earth.
Acrylic on canvas.
144 x 174 x 0.1 cm
Acrylic on canvas.
170 x 140 x 0.1 cm
ABOUT | Childhood Dreams
“During childhood, the world is viewed through the lens of innocence, and dreams are fashioned from the raw material of imagination. It is a time marked by unbridled curiosity and the conviction that anything is achievable. In the rich tapestry of youth, dreams serve as the vibrant hues that sketch a picture of an unfolding future. As children, we nurture dreams that often seem whimsical to the practical eyes of adulthood. These dreams are not bound by the constraints of reality; instead, they soar on the wings of hope and potential. Whether it’s aspiring to venture into the cosmos as an astronaut or picturing oneself as a courageous hero saving the day, childhood dreams embody the purest form of ambition.”
Acrylic on canvas.
144 x 174 x 0.1 cm
ABOUT | AN ANGEL COMES TO BABYLON
The diversity of human society and the richness of individual experiences have always inspired artists and writers to express their thoughts and feelings about the events unfolding in the world around them. Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s play “An Angel Comes to Babylon” and Igor Eugen Prokop’s “Painting” both critique and observe society, power, and human behavior.
The painting created by Prokop carries this allegorical meaning. The painting’s size, colors, and details all contain a kind of metaphor for society and politics. Through the acrylic painting, we see the world from a new perspective, where the depicted world unfolds before us through the visual elements and symbols. The biological structure it builds can symbolize the complexity of society, the network of relationships, and the tensions or balances between individual parts.
See the full article in the GOLD LIST Special Edition #8
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