Award-winning painter, recipient of the Leonardo da Vinci and Caravaggio Prizes
Noémi Vészabó is an instinctive artist who transforms colors into shapes and tells stories on canvas. She shapes her visions, inner journeys, and visions into images and paintings. Her work condenses the harmony of colors, daring to break free from the conventional, creating a unique style that portrays her inner struggles and emotions. For her, painting is a vision that seeks to present the world around her, capturing moments, gestures, or even long narratives. Through the painter's perspective and soul, reality is elevated to a higher level. She draws inspiration from ancient mythology and the messages of the Renaissance. She is admired and recognized in Florence.
She embodies the modern woman who knows how to handle success and energy well. Her paintings, books, and writings are driven by the various degrees of love and the positive energy of a wide range of emotions. Sometimes her style is strong and assertive, at other times softly feminine, but she always has a concrete, realistic opinion that she expresses on paper or canvas, showing her perspective on the world.
Over the years, she has exhibited in more than sixty art shows, presenting her work to visitors who appreciate fine arts. She has hundreds of paintings to choose from, often curating a selection around a specific theme. These exhibitions not only showcase the artist but also the person, revealing an intimate part of herself that might be difficult to express in words, but which can be conveyed through the inner journey depicted in her paintings. She also designs porcelain for Hollóháza, a Hungarian porcelain manufacturer, creating pieces that are considered national treasures (Hungarikums).
In October 2021, she achieved great success at the Florence Biennale.
In the fall of 2022, her paintings were exhibited at the European Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona and the Caroussel du Louvre in Paris.
She has been invited once again to exhibit at the Florence Biennale in October 2025.
