Artszi UK Fine art / Wall murals

17/05/2026

Come and see yourself on the last day of the Spring Exhibition at Mereworth Winery in the most beautiful countryside setting 🍷

Wander through original art surrounded by vineyards, spring light and the Kent countryside — from paintings and sculpture to ceramics and jewellery.

📍 Mereworth Winery, Kent

30/04/2026

🌸 SPRING ART EXHIBITION 🌸

I’ll be exhibiting a collection of floral paintings this May at Brewers Hall Oast, Mereworth, Kent.

Join us for the opening evening on the 8th May from 6–8 PM with drinks, refreshments, beautiful art and a wonderful creative atmosphere.

Exhibition runs from 7th–17th May.

My work blends texture, light and symbolism into expressive contemporary floral paintings designed to bring beauty, emotion and atmosphere into a space.

Free entry
Free parking

Brewers Hall Oast
Tonbridge Road
Mereworth, Kent ME18 5JD

Collectors, art lovers and friends — I’d love to welcome you 🌷

08/03/2026

Glad to meet the Mayor of Medway at the opening evening of the Rochester Art Fair. It was a lovely start to the weekend and such a great atmosphere celebrating art with so many talented artists.

With Szilvia Kismates at the Rochester Art Fair in the Corn Exchange

12/02/2026

December and January were full of exhibitions, new works, and quiet studio hours.

I haven’t been very present on socials but I’ve been present in the work.

Here’s a small recap of where the light has taken me lately.

09/02/2026

I work through repetition and layering, using circular gestures as a way of recording time rather than depicting form. Each mark is made by hand and allowed to remain imperfect, so that variation, hesitation, and change become part of the surface.

The process is slow and accumulative. Circles are applied, interrupted, partially erased, and reworked, allowing earlier moments to remain visible beneath later ones. In this way, the painting becomes a record of duration — of presence gradually loosening into trace.

My technique reflects an interest in “Elmúlás”not as an ending, but as a continuous state, where form, memory, and gesture shift and dissolve without disappearing entirely.
Szilvia Kismátés