Avran Fine Art is delighted to present “Undercurrents,” a body of work by Judit Csotsits.

Avran Fine Art is delighted to present “Undercurrents,” a body of work by Judit Csotsits. Judit Csotsits is a Hungarian-born artist now living and working out of Los Angeles, CA. Her artistic technique involves pouring acrylic paints onto a canvas, then tipping the canvas this way and that to create a dramatic flow of the paints and textures. After this process has dried, she goes back in with a fine tipped brush to further enhance the dynamic flow of her work.

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2367115666911000/

Artist page on our website: http://avranart.com/judit-csotsits

MEET THE ARTIST on July 6th from 6:00-9:00PM at Avran Fine Art.
This event is open to the public. Appetizers and wine to be served.

RSVP is not necessary but appreciated. Please send your RSVP to margo@avranart.com. 

About the Gallery: 

Avran Fine Art showcases an extensive collection of unique, evocative glass works and original paintings from both the national and international art scene.  

For the last six years, Avran Fine Art has gained its reputation in Southern California as one of the leading destinations for world-renowned and museum-quality glass art. With glass sculptures from all over the world, our strategically curated glass collection offers works by Hungarian artists Laszlo Lukacsi and Peter Borkovics, Bulgarian-born Latchezar Boyadjiev, Laguna Beach native Christopher Jeffries, Miami-based Rick Eggert, & more. Glass sculpture styles range from cast glass to cold lamination, sized small to significant, and come in a variety of colors. Each glass piece is a one-and-only of its kind, unique to the techniques used and months that went into its creation.  

The gallery prides itself on an inventory that solely focuses on original paintings. We do not carry any prints or giclees. When visitors come into Avran, they are seeing and experiencing one-of-a-kind artworks that are unique to each artist represented. Our painting collection ranges in a variety of abstract styles, artistic mediums, and color, with works by James C. Leonard, Steve Perrault, Hessam Abrishami, QiQun Pan, Father Bill Moore, Pat McNabb Martin, Michael Kessler, Nina K, & more.  

In addition to glass sculptures and original paintings, Avran has nature-inspired bronze freestanding sculptures and wall installations by well-known Arizona-native, Jennyfer Stratman.  

A bold and coveted addition to the Laguna Beach art scene, Avran makes its fresh and imaginative fine art accessible to established and emerging collectors alike.

About the Artist:

Judit Csotsits
"My paintings are created intuitively in that I allow the process to dictate the outcome and I respond to the moment that each movement of paint on the surface generates. It pulls me fully into the moment of creating each mark or flow. I feel that the process is therefore a reminder that each moment is a manifestation of its own creation. While there is a history to draw upon and a visual vocabulary that is reflected throughout the work, the joy for me comes through the process of making each piece. Once finished, the paintings are a record of their own creation and pull the viewer into the macro or micro perspective of the process of manifestation present throughout the cosmos. 
The paintings reflect an organic movement and evolution on a primordial level. The interaction of chemicals and the fluidity that creates an organic life form are the same processes of nature that carve out planets and continents. They reflect fractal patterns, which are patterns left behind due to unpredictable natural processes. The branching of trees, the veins of a hand, water moving and twisting through canals and riverbeds are a few examples. The paintings create a tension between the effect of gravity on the paint and the use of controlled intention behind the flow. They are a metaphor for the tension between human beings' need for knowledge and control and their inability to understand nor control the Universe. I am interested in exploring the intersection between spirituality, science, and art through my work."