SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Born in 1957 in Brasov, Romania
Graduate of Institute of Fine Arts "Nicolae Grigorescu", class 1981, Bucharest, Romania
Member of Romanian Artists' Union
1990 - 2023 Professor at College of Fine Arts "Hans Mattis-Teutsch", Brasov, Romania
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My works are reality snapshots transgressed into a story telling abstract universe. The images are ranging from forceful wake-up calls to natural sensitivities and equilibrium, exposed and analyzed without hold-backs or concessions.
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REVIEWS
"Zoltan Albert is attentive to the "voices" and "faces" of an ardent, turbulent, complicated, acute interiority - both through the angularity of the forms and through the painful intensity of the expression - it is based on distortions and metamorphoses of some figures both aggressively planted in space and tearing attacked by it, in an endless confrontation that could also be the one between subject and object, in the process of knowledge" (Theodor Redlow, Brașov, Bucharest 19 April 1987)
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"Albert sees the layers of the material world, its fabrics, its wire-nets, its hidden forms. His engravings are a collection of barely seen realities, expressed with strong and precise details. The geometry appears as an anchor element for vanishing forms, and in the same time, the desire to quit the figurative without total abstraction" (Cultural Observer Magazine, June 2000)
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EXHIBITIONS
1981 - "Eforie Gallery" - Bucharest, Personal exhibitions "Victoria" and "Bi" Galleries - Brasov, Romania
1982 to 1997 - "National Graphics Salons - Dalles Gallery" - Bucharest, Romania
1983 to 2005 - "Homage L. Kasak" - Budapest, Hungary, "Atelier 35" Mail Art - Bucharest, Cluj, Romania, "Graphic Miniature Exhibition" - Lodz, Poland, "International Drawing Exhibition" - Pecs, Hungary, "Biennial Exhibition of Engravings" - Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, "Norwegian International Print Triennial" - Fredrikstad, Norway, "Miniature Graphic Exhibition" - Toronto, Canada, "International Independent Exhibition of Prints" - Kanagawa, Japan, "International Graphic Exhibition" - Kyoto, Japan, "Intergraphic Triennial" - Berlin, Germany, "Romanian Group Exibition, - Bruxelles, Gents, Bornem, Belgium, "International Prints - Centrum Frans Masereel" - Kasterlee, Belgium, "International Festival of Mouscron" - Mouscron, Belgium, "Romanian Art Exhibition" - Holstebro, Denmark, "International Triennial of Graphic Arts" - Bitola, Macedonia, "Romanian Art Exhibition" - Dortmund, Gertmany, "2+3 Group Exhibition" - Aarschot, Belgium, "International Print Biennial" - Lilla-Europa 2000, "Ecaterina's Tower Art Show" - Brasov, Romania, "Brasov Contemporary Engravings Art Show" - Stockholm, Sweden, "Art Musem Group Exhibition" - Brasov, Romania