EPER DIGITAL STUDIO
Hungary
EPER as a multidisciplinary creative hub focuses on engaging and interacting with audiences in the nextparadigm.
Driven by the fusion of art and technology, with the ultimate goal of creating value for the next generation and contributing to society.
Zoltan Varga is a Hungarian digital artist. In 2010, he founded the EPER digital studio in London with his friend Csaba Szabo.
Since 2010 Zoltan Varga has been a full-time entrepreneur, artist, and visual specialist at EPER.
Over the years, more than 100 videos, hundreds of graphics and dozens of mappings have been made worldwide. He was among the best in all the international competitions he participated in and received many awards. His style is unique and memorable, colorful and vibrant. Simple yet complicated and striving for harmony. Zoltán’s mapping style is characterized by the fact that he builds his vibrant geometric system on the original architecture, which thereby becomes a tool for the artist’s composition.
Festival of Lights Award 2025
POETIC STRUCTURES VOL.3
Our new artwork series based on simplicity, rhythm and the pulsating, dynamic, constantly changing harmony of primitive geometric forms and primary colors. In the colors, black and white symbolize the duality of life. We are using the three basic colors, yellow, blue, red. These colors are the primary colors, they cannot be mixed, but all other colors can be created from them. Ultimately, they form a single entity. The appearance of simple geometric shapes like the circle and the sphere symbolize perfection one of the most basic geometric structures of the universe.
Our intent is to creating an illusory space in which forms become a play of color light and shadow. the work is based on archetypal symbols that form the basis of representation since ancient times, such as the circle, the cross, the triangle and the square. These symbols, which express space and time as well as man’s existence beyond, appear in all cultures.
The inspiration came from the European masters of the 20th century and the innovative freedom of the avant-garde and the pioneers of abstraction as Kandinsky, Miro, Picabia, Mondrian, Malevic, Theo van Doesburg.
The goal is to create a unique work that shows a new direction and transcends the clichés. The aim of this series is to fuse rhythmically changing colors and shapes into a single composition, and to sweep the audience into a momentum with something so eye-catching that they are unable to take their eyes off it. Music is an integral part of the work, and each time a unique musical composition is created, creating a harmonious unity with the visual world.
PLEASE NOTE
You are welcome to photograph this installation for personal use. However, we would like to inform you that commercial use of photos and videos of the installation without our permission is strictly prohibited. Thank you for your understanding.