Agnes is a Hungarian-born artist based in Sydney, Australia, whose work explores the tension between fragility and strength through material experimentation, light, and emotional expression.

 

Originally self-taught, her practice began with graphite and charcoal drawings, driven by a fascination with atmosphere, human presence, and visual storytelling. Over time, her artistic language expanded through studies in drawing, painting, design, and illustration, while remaining rooted in an instinctive and exploratory approach to making.

 

In recent years, shattered laminated glass has become central to her practice. Drawn to the material’s contradictions — delicate yet resilient, controlled yet unpredictable — Agnes transforms fractured surfaces into emotionally charged works that shift with light, movement, and perspective. Each piece evolves through a dialogue between intention and material response, where the unique breaking patterns of the glass shape the direction of the work, making every piece inherently singular and impossible to replicate exactly.

 

Her work often explores themes of identity, vulnerability, transformation, and inner strength. Through expressive details, subtle tension, and the interplay of texture, form, and light, Agnes creates works that invite stillness, contemplation, and emotional connection.