Jozsef Csaba Hajzer - My World 4






Holds a master’s in art and culture mediation with extensive gallery assistant experience.
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Jozsef Csaba Hajzer's My World 4 is a large-format original mixed-media painting from 2026, unsigned and in excellent condition, depicting an inner scene, created in Germany and sold directly by the artist.
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Jozsef Csaba Hajzer (born 1974) – „My World 4“
„My World 4“ is a large-format original work by the Hungary-born and Germany-based artist Jozsef Csaba Hajzer.
The painting arose from a personal moment in which a real, calm situation overlapped with images of an emerging choreography. While listening to music, in the artist's imagination the body, movements, and possible stage sets developed.
From this moment emerged the composition of „My World 4“: the resting figure and the moving bodies belong to different levels of reality and yet occupy the same picture space. Reality, memory, and imagination merge into one another.
The strong presence of the human body and the relationship between movement, space, and stillness are closely connected with Hajzer's long-standing work as a dancer and choreographer.
The work was presented as part of his solo show „Fast there / Almost There“ at Hagenring in Hagen.
Jozsef Csaba Hajzer (born 1974) – „My World 4“
„My World 4“ is a large-format original work by the Hungary-born and Germany-based artist Jozsef Csaba Hajzer.
The painting arose from a personal moment in which a real, calm situation overlapped with images of an emerging choreography. While listening to music, in the artist's imagination the body, movements, and possible stage sets developed.
From this moment emerged the composition of „My World 4“: the resting figure and the moving bodies belong to different levels of reality and yet occupy the same picture space. Reality, memory, and imagination merge into one another.
The strong presence of the human body and the relationship between movement, space, and stillness are closely connected with Hajzer's long-standing work as a dancer and choreographer.
The work was presented as part of his solo show „Fast there / Almost There“ at Hagenring in Hagen.
