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Abstract surrealistic digital painting.
Sometimes the ideas of my pictures appear after I go to bed, in half-asleep, and generally I can not explain them. That's how this image was born.

Every historical age makes its artwork with its own technique. The tool of our time is the computer. The nature of computer-made works is the immateriality. There is no original. The prints are not reproductions, each one is equally original.
Art trade and many collectors loves originals for economic reasons. It is also forced on digital works against their nature, with limited copies. I avoid the limited edition because I want people to buy my pictures not for commercial but for aesthetic values.

I was born in 1954 in Budapest, Hungary, where I still líve. I learned at 'Kepzo- es Iparmuveszeti Szakkozepiskola', Budapest, and I graduated specializing in graphic design. I work as a professional painter and graphic artist. Although I do not like to exhibit, I have had many exhibitions in my country and abroad. I am interested in everything that is related to painting: many different styles, techniques and I like to try them all. Three of my books about art are published now. In the past I painted mainly after nature, but for a while I have become more interested in digital imaging. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attila_Meszlenyi