Tibor Nagy, a Slovak painter, discovered his deep connection with nature and art at a young age. Growing up in the picturesque landscapes of Slovakia, he developed a unique artistic voice, relatively uninfluenced by external trends. Tibor is a self-taught artist whose work spans landscape, cityscape, and still life painting. His impressionist style is marked by boldness, spontaneity, and emotion, striving to capture the essence and vitality of his subjects. Tibor’s approach, particularly with plein air and oil painting, emphasizes the emotional context over mere physical representation. He embraces the challenge of the “Alla Prima” technique, balancing on the edge of control and spontaneity to continuously evolve his art. His paintings reflect his determination to explore new possibilities and convey a vision informed by both measurable reality and abstract emotions.