Jozsef Csaba Hajzer - Paul






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Original 2026 large-scale oil painting with mixed media by Jozsef Csaba Hajzer titled Paul, measuring 230 cm by 220 cm and weighing 8 kg, a portrait from the My World series; not signed, in excellent condition, produced in Germany and sold direct from the artist.
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Jozsef Csaba Hajzer (b. 1974) – “Paul”
“Paul” is a large-scale original work by Hungarian-born artist Jozsef Csaba Hajzer, who lives and works in Germany.
The painting is part of the “My World” series, developed from personal observations, encounters, places, and situations experienced by the artist. Rather than creating a linear narrative, Hajzer brings these fragments together within a new pictorial reality.
In “Paul”, a solitary figure occupies a space in which the familiar and the imaginary begin to overlap. Elements drawn from observation and memory are placed alongside unexpected images, creating an atmosphere that moves between everyday reality, recollection, and imagination.
As throughout the “My World” series, the individual elements are connected without forming a fixed story. People, objects, spaces, and impressions become fragments of a personal visual world, allowing relationships to emerge that did not necessarily exist in the original moments from which they came.
The work was presented as part of Hajzer’s solo exhibition “Fast Da / Almost There” at Hagenring in Hagen, Germany.
Jozsef Csaba Hajzer (b. 1974) – “Paul”
“Paul” is a large-scale original work by Hungarian-born artist Jozsef Csaba Hajzer, who lives and works in Germany.
The painting is part of the “My World” series, developed from personal observations, encounters, places, and situations experienced by the artist. Rather than creating a linear narrative, Hajzer brings these fragments together within a new pictorial reality.
In “Paul”, a solitary figure occupies a space in which the familiar and the imaginary begin to overlap. Elements drawn from observation and memory are placed alongside unexpected images, creating an atmosphere that moves between everyday reality, recollection, and imagination.
As throughout the “My World” series, the individual elements are connected without forming a fixed story. People, objects, spaces, and impressions become fragments of a personal visual world, allowing relationships to emerge that did not necessarily exist in the original moments from which they came.
The work was presented as part of Hajzer’s solo exhibition “Fast Da / Almost There” at Hagenring in Hagen, Germany.
