Zsolt Gyarmati is a prominent Hungarian artist and one of the leading figures of the Urban Art movement in Hungary. Born in 1968, he is known for his dynamic and expressive style, often incorporating elements of street art and pop culture into his work. Gyarmati's art is characterised by bold colours, strong lines, and a sense of energy and movement. His paintings and installations often explore themes of urban life, social issues, and the human condition. He is particularly interested in the interplay between the individual and the collective, and the impact of technology on society. Gyarmati's work has been exhibited extensively in Hungary and internationally. He has participated in numerous group exhibitions and has held solo shows in galleries and museums around the world. His art has been recognised with several awards and honours, including the Hungarian Artist's Prize. In addition to his artistic practice, Gyarmati is also a dedicated educator and mentor. He has taught at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and has been involved in various art education initiatives.