Lorincz's vision
Lorincz navigates between realist oil painting and digital imagery, pursuing what remains human as images shift between pixels and matter. His curiosity leads him to moments that appear accidental yet suggest an underlying order. He uses various digital composing tools and stages imaginary scenes as part of this exploration.
His background in analog film, traditional painting and 3D architectural visualization has shaped his sensitivity to composition, light, and the moment an artwork takes form, regardless of the medium. Working with digital tools only strengthened his desire for something that could not be copied or endlessly reproduced. For him, paint carries weight, texture, and presence. A digital image can be multiplied without limit, but a painting exists once, in one place, in it’s dedicated moment. Its reality cannot be downloaded or fully translated into a screen; it must be stood before, sensed, and confronted.
By carefully staging and selecting the images he translates into paint, Lorincz gives each work a singular presence, a physical life, and a moment of birth. His practice draws on narrative and photorealistic traditions, preserving subtle traces of brushwork that affirm the human hand behind the image. He holds a profound admiration for the Gothic masters, whose devotion to craft and layered symbolism produced some of the most contemplative works in art history, both technically and spiritually.
Through his paintings, Lorincz invites viewers to slow down and look again, encouraging a state of attention in which the fleeting becomes meaningful, the ordinary turns luminous, and the transcendence of everyday life reveals itself. In a world defined by transience and impermanence, his work asserts the enduring role of art as a vessel for truth, beauty, and human connection.
His paintings are not memories of something seen, but propositions for how to see.
The work exists where the viewer and the material meet.
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1999-2004 Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME), Architecture department (MA), Budapest
2002 scholarship: Escola Superior de Disseny (ESDI), Sabadell - Barcelona, ES
2000 Corvin art school, Budai art school - Budapest
1999 Bokányi Dezső School of Construction Industry and Decorative Arts, Budapest
1996 Nagy Sándor art school, Gödöllő
1991-1996 pesronal drawing lectures by Egri László, from Babeș-Bolyai University - Cluj, RO
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2026 Contemporary Art in the City, Gödöllő 60, group exhibition, Gödöllő
2024 "Blindjourney" AI photography (on behalf of Cafe Communications) - Aquarium, Budapest
2023 "never existed Budapest", group exhibition - Pesti Vigadó, Budapest
2022 visualizations (together with Lőrincz Ferenc and Pirók Irén) - Town Library, Gödöllő
2010 animation film for Németh Ágnes/Zoboki Gábor - Budapest Gallery, Budapest
2008 visualizations for Zoboki Gábor architects - MÜPA, Budapest
2007 Gödöllő Applied Arts House, group exhibition - Gödöllő
2006 summer exhibition (group exhibition) House of Arts - Gödöllő
2005 group exhibition, Profilterv Gallery - Gödöllő
2004 University thesis group exhibitions: Ponton Gallery, Artus Gallery, Hungarian National Gallery - Budapest
1999 group exhibition, Lurdy Gallery - Budapest
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2025 - For the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale, a series of unique postcards created for Pseudonature, the Bulgarian Pavilion’s installation.
2024 CAD'oro animation festival "compositino and thought" prize (ALA studio)
2010-24 numerous winning competition images for Herzog&deMeuron, wulf architects and others
2018 architectural visulaization lecture and workshop in Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem - Jerusalem, IL
2017 lecture in Frederic Chopin Music School, Gödöllő
2016 lecture in Gödöllő Applied Arts House, Gödöllő
2014 guest workshop specialist, ETH Zürich - CH
2012 "Towers of Basel" large format photography series publisehd by behance.net photography section
2010 "Theoretical Block" short film on BUSHO International Short Film Festival
2008 XIII.district city center architectural concept (with Profilterv), special prize
1999 Kőrösfői Kreisch Aladár prize for young artists, Gödöllő
1998 self portrait competition 1st prize, Budai Drawing School, Budapest
