József Fekete is an artist in whom the person who marvels at the beauty of life and the professionally skilled expert meet. In his life, he strives for completeness, and in his art, for visual unity, creating works rich in stylistic play.
During his earlier impressionistic period, he captured the exuberance of light and color with free-flowing, broad brushstrokes. In his current phase, his expanded toolbox, incorporating perspective line systems, helps convey the sensation of light and space.
In his landscapes—seemingly still lifes—there vibrates the momentum of silence. Their unfolded planes depict mass, and their colorful, dynamic, cutting force lines represent light, radiance, and the rhythm present in life.
His influential role models include Paul Cézanne with his floating masses, Umberto Boccioni's futurism, Robert Delaunay's orphic cubism, as well as Mikhail Larionov and his partner Natalya Goncharova, two prominent representatives of the Russian avant-garde.
From his theoretical and artistic summaries, as well as his several decades of work, he has built a true, unique 21st-century worldview, showcasing all the intricacies of the profession.
