Melinda Matyas
Name: Melinda Matyas
Nationality: British-Hungarian
b. 1976
Melinda lives and works in London. In 2009 she got her BA in Painting from the University of Art and Design of Cluj-Napoca, in Romania. Her work is an exploration of the ever-evolving human identity within our complex society. Through her paintings, she interweaves personal and collective memories, offering her own perspective on 21st-century existence. Central to her creative process is her fascination with colour and the fragmentation of forms, which infuses her work with dynamism and a sense of movement.
Selected exhibitions:
2022 Group show by SOTA, LAB E20, London
2022 The Certainty of Strangeness, Bermondsey Project Space, London
2019 Dance of stillness, Stash Gallery, London
2019 The Zone, Asylum Chapel, London
2018 Reality Dysmorphia (The last man), Crypt Gallery, London
2018 Being allowed to look, Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester
2018 Bils & Rye Gallery, York 2018 The Other Art Fair by Saatchi Art, London
2018 Labyrinths, Hundred Years Gallery, London
2017 Greetings from a dead man, Safehouse 1&2, London
2017 Anniversary, Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester
2017 Open Studios, Euroart Studios, London
2017 The Portico Library, Manchester
2016 ONE, Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester
2016 Lacey Contemporary, London
2016 Open Studios, Euroart Studios, London
2015 USEUM, Le Dame Gallery, London
2015 Art Pistol Gallery, Glasgow
2015 Protégé Gallery, London
2014 Liminality, Art Meets Fashion, Salt Lake City, USA
2014 Contemporary Painting, Art Gallery AFK, Lisbon, Portugal
2014 Mad about Art, Rowan Arts, London
2014 Painting500, Candid Art Trust, London
2014 Best Works- Touring exhibition, Turcianska Gallery, Martin, Slovakia
2013 Best Works- Touring exhibition, Czech Centre, Budapest, Hungary
2013 Best works- Touring Exhibition, Centrum Bavaria Bohemia, (Schonsee, Germany
2013 Best Works- Touring Exhibition, Gallery of Szombathely, Szombathely, Hungary
2013 Best works- Touring Exhibition, Prachen Museum, Pisec, Czech Republic
2012 Woman About, MDSM –Auschwitz, Poland
2012 International Biennial of Drawing, Zapadoceske Muzeum, Pilsen, Czech Republic
2012 International Biennial of Socio-Political Poster, Auschwitz, Poland
2012 International Biennial of Miniature Art, Czestochowa, Poland
2011 Ex-Position, Solo Exhibition, Huedin, Romania
2009 Expo Transylvania, Cluj-Napoca, Romania