The Artist
“Art is the building of bridges between human souls.”
– Auguste Rodin
Indriyan (Yan Indri) was born as Zsolt György in Szatmárnémeti during the Romanian dictatorship in 1971. He lived for a while in Sweden, now he lives and creates in Hungary.
Drawing was already his hobby in primary school, in addition to ship modeling and inventing. At the beginning of the 90s, he made fashion sketches, as he wanted to be a fashion designer, however due to the lack of schooling and knowledge, this failed. He continued drawing and organized an exhibition in a short time in the black hall of the FMK (Young Artists’ Club Budapest HU).
In 1995, he developed how to create graphics with his own fingerprint. After a series of successful exhibitions, his works were placed in numerous galleries and museums in Hungary and Europe.
Early 2000s
In the early 2000s, he created two public sculptures with fellow artist Attilla Kozák (Törökbálint HU, Diósd HU). He participated in the International Budapest Art Expo. After that, in 2004, photography became a tool for rapid self-expression. He takes photos for both film and digital.
For three years he was the photographer of a big theater in Hungary, working with well-known actors and celebrities. He took part in the photography of Dr Alban’s video clip. He worked in film productions, took poster photos and artistic nudes. So far, he has had 14 exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions. His exhibitions were opened by Martin Szipál and András Szebeni, among others.
In 1995, during his group exhibitions, he met artists who made prints using different techniques, for example lino- and woodcut prints. His childhood liking for wood material predestined him to start making woodcuts in his garage, where he set up his studio, which he continuously improves. The influences that affect him inspire him in his work. Due to his diverse experience, he considers himself a visual artist.
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Exhibitions, Events
1995 – FMK – Fiatal Művészek Klubja – fekete kiállító – “CIPŐK” című önnálló kiállítás.
1995 – alkotói közreműködés Kozák Attila képzőművész Szent István Bazilikai kiállításához.
1995 – MŰVÉSZ MOZI – “ZEBRA I.” című önnálló grafikai kiállítás.
1995 – Grafikai Galéria 22 – “TONDO” című csoportos kiállítás – megnyitotta Dr. Pogány Gábor művészettörténész.
1995 – HUNNIA MOZI – “LENYOMATOK” című önnálló kiállítás.
1996 – Café Mediterran – “TITKOS SZOBÁK” című önnálló kiállítás.
1996 – Cafe Hunnia – György Zsolt grafikusművész és Peremiczky Attila fotóművész közös kiállítása “AKTus” címmel. Megnyitotta Szebeni András fotóművész.
1996 – Speedy Gonzales Étterem – egyéni kiállítás.
1996 – Grafikai Galéria 22 – Kortárs Művészek állandó kiállítása.
1996 – BAE – Budapest Art Expo – 6. Nemzetközi Művészeti Kiállítás és Vásár – FMK standján csoportos kiállítás.
1997 – Bocskai Galéria – “NOT FOR SALE II.” címmel, Tasnádi István gyüjteményéből rendezett csoportos kiállítás.
2006 – First International Biennal Ex Libris Exhibition – “Paper” – Pancevo, Serbia Montenegro – csoportos kiállítás.
2006 – Kitelepítettek emlékműve Törökbálint – köztéri emlékmű avatás – alkotók Kozák Attila és György Zsolt.
2006 – Trianon emlékére – köztéri emlékmű avatás – alkotók Kozák Attila és György Zsolt.
2008 – Duna Palota – művészi aktfotó egyéni kiállítás – megnyitotta Martin Szipál fotóművész.
2009 – Malmö Arena / Svédország – naptár fotózás.
2015 – 2018 ÚjSzínház /Budapest/ – fotós