PAL HORVATH
​Constructivist painter & sculptor

 Pal Horvath (Szombathely - Hungary 1936)
​Lives and works in Brussels since 1956

"Rose Green" 2001, acryl on canvas, 100 x 100 cm
​Relief painting
Available, call 02 539.23.09 or [email protected]
"My main concern is colour. My work isn't merely an integration of coloured reliefs, the colour itself becomes architecture.

"Universe Red Green" 2007
Relief painting, acryl on canvas, 100 x 100 x 8 cm
​Available

"Universe" 2007, acrylic on canvas, 80 x 80 x 4,5 cm
Available

"Parallèles" : Constructivist totem & relief painting in yellow and blue" 2002
Sculpture 190 x 23 x 23 cm & acrylic relief painting on canvas 80 x 80 cm
Illustrated in the "Piron dictionary of belgian artists" 
​Call 02 539.23.39 or mail [email protected] for more information

 Pal Horvath at Group 2 Gallery
"My work focuses on colours which determine and condition space, the colour itself becomes architecture". 

Monumental sculpture "Compass-La Boussole" in downtown Brussels

Pal Horvath, born in Hungary in 1936, moved to Brussels in 1956 where he studied at the "La Cambre" and the Fine Arts academy. In the 1960's Horvath became an active member of the international constructivist movement. His work focuses on archetypal forms such as squares and totems in bright colours. His best known work is the monumental sculpture "Compass (La Boussole)" on the King Albert II boulevard near the Proximus towers and the North train station in downtown Brussels.

 

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