Gyula Sagi

Gyula Sagi Gyula Sági graduated in Painting at the West Hungarian University in 2010. He lives and works in Berlin.

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Gyula Sagi is a young Hungarian artist who lives and works in Berlin. After finishing his studies in visual arts, he began to create his artistic work, finding inspiration in the repetitive structural systems found in nature and concentrating on the pure formations of things. Gyula's work seeks to abstractly express the systematic patterns of nature in juxtaposition with the wild

and emotional rhythm that the human being is capable of creating. Recurring lines and geometric structures create a series of hypnotic forms for the viewer, which are interrupted by the unbridled urge to paint on the canvas. The artist understands that the fortuitous and the accidental are part of this repetitive construct created by nature, and that none of these elements could exist without its counterpart; he thus seeks to capture this balance in his artwork.

12/08/2026

New works from the artists in residency program at gallery Hegyvidèk, Budapest

31/07/2026
17/07/2026

Some new smaller paper works, drafts and ideas for the larger canveses..
59x84cm acrylic ink on paper

15/05/2026

New canvases from our artists in residency program at Saint Andras Castle, Hungary..

you are very welcome to our finissage on 17th of May, at Bölcske, Hungary :) opening reception at 16:00

op120526. acrylic ink on canvas 150x150cmnew result from the final week of the residency at Szent András Castle.This 150...
13/05/2026

op120526. acrylic ink on canvas 150x150cm

new result from the final week of the residency at Szent András Castle.
This 150 × 150 cm canvas continues my exploration of repetition, optical instability, and layered vertical structures, where controlled systems gradually dissolve into atmosphere and vibration.

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12/05/2026

New result from the final week of the residency at Szent András Castle.
This 150 × 150 cm canvas continues my exploration of repetition, optical instability, and layered vertical structures, where controlled systems gradually dissolve into atmosphere and vibration.
Acrylic ink on canvas, 150 × 150 cm.

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Szentandrás Puszta 10
Bölcske
7025

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