Esther Ziher-Ginczinger was born with a pencil and brush in her hand and ever since she was a child an art lover in many ways. Graduated at Higher professional education Fontys, Graphic design & art graduated with a bachelor degree.
Esther’s painting refers to small things in life which for her are the very most important. Such as love, family, and friendship. Happiness, humour, and warmth are the elements of her paintings that she would like to imply on those people looking at it.
The work of Esther has a lot of variety and not just an ordinary artistic style. Her works are known by her self-expression and limitless bound to brace the theoretical borders. She paints with acrylic on canvas and uses ink, ink spray, charcoal, and oil pastels. Once she picked a canvas, it is the start of her painting. The pleasure of painting for her is not only the end result but the development, continuous discovery during the process, and the surprises not knowing what will be the outcome. It is the art of letting things go and freeing yourself.
ESTHER ZIHER-GINCZINGER’S PAINTINGS
She loves painting animals in a comical way and unrealistic as they have a very special place in her heart. The eyes of her characters have big round eyes and look a bit like goggle-eyes. As eyes are the mirror of the soul she likes to put them in the spotlight. The main characters are called Wipi (bird) and Pepe (frog).
Nowadays Esther’s paintings travel around the world to galleries, art dealers, art collectors, and customers from the Netherlands to Taiwan, South-Korea, Australia, Germany, France, Belgium, Portugal, Spain, UK, and the USA. Besides that, you can find her art on showcase at Art Revolution Taipei, Taiwan (5th edition), and next month her paintings will be on show with a new art dealer in Shenzhen, China. In 2017 her art was shown at HILTON London. In 2015 The Haegeumgang theme Museum in South – Korea added an e-ster-art to their private collection.
Esther works closely together with several art dealers. One of which collects exclusive art pieces from well-known artists like Ayako Rokkaku, Takashi Muraki, and many others. The art of Esther gets more and more recognition as she was featured in art catalogs and magazines like Vogue Taiwan, The Press England, and Navenant Netherlands.
