Silard Isaak

mouth

50 × 60, oil, canvas, 2013

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The Godot Gallery warmly invites you

Isaak Silard

Sacred and profane

for its exhibition titled

Vernissage: 2015 on 11 February at 20

Open for viewing until March 14 during the gallery’s opening hours, from Tuesday to Friday 9 to 14, and on Saturdays between 10 and 13.

Saint Flora, Lucilla, Priscus, Sergius and Bacchus

110 x 240, oil, canvas, 2010

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Silard Isaak (Izsák Sipos Szilárd) was born 1977 in Herceglak, Croatia. Between 1998 and 2004 he studied theology at the Selye János University in Komárom. The current exhibition is his first solo showcase in Budapest. The artist currently lives in Basel.

Artificial lily

50 × 40, oil on canvas, 2005

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Karafiáth Orsolya's verses:

The blood

Colour cannot lie.

He speaks in words, and you understand.

It has shape, from the body.

They keep grateful vessels.

Just listen. Look. Miserable.

Your fear multiplies.

You think you cannot, forever,

or simply for the length of a sunset

"Blood runs in the heart, to give."

And if a thunderbolted storm comes before you:

a drumbeat's worth of signals.

Power to thank you.

The sky

The sky is scarlet. Or ochre.

Not to love as a sacrifice.

Mist. In the colour of water.

Half‑shadow nothing.

Believe you know him. The trickle.

As clouds drift.

Sérvé blue. Red. Silver.

Jump to another point of view.

Cobalt, azure, mauve.

Wave, breath, jellyfish.

A dried lake. Spring.

The wounded skin's lazúrja.

I

70.5 × 64.5, oil, canvas, 2007

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