Orosz became engrossed in the world of theater and stage design after graduating in 1975 from Budapest's University of Arts and Design.
István Orosz
This gave him a background in hiding what he draws in plain sight...until he wants you to see his work's true meaning.
István Orosz
István also often uses “Outis” or “Utisz” (no one) as a pseudonym.
István Orosz
He does this as a tribute to Odysseus, Homer's hero who fought the Cyclops and used this name as well.
István Orosz
Orosz imagines that his art is akin to an Odysseus gesture: some kind of attack upon the eye.
István Orosz
Perhaps that's why his attack on our own eyes makes the name perfect.
István Orosz
István Orosz
István Orosz
István's ability to hide these images is quite unique. We had no idea art with cylindrical mirrors existed, let alone appear to be as fantastic. If you'd like to see more of István's work, head over to his incredibly interactive website, or browse his Facebook page. They hold more incredible images than you can imagine.
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