Bio
Eszter Sziksz is a Hungarian artist whose practice combines printmaking, installation, and video to explore memory, presence, and human connection. She has lived and worked internationally, with projects spanning Europe, Asia, and the United States.
Her work has been featured in exhibitions such as Skyway 2024: A Contemporary Collaboration (Sarasota Art Museum, FL), the International Print Triennial (Krakow, Poland), the Boston Printmakers North American Print Biennial (juried by Elizabeth Rudy, Harvard Art Museums), and the upcoming Human Nature: Envisioning the Environment (Castellani Art Museum, NY, 2026–27). Solo presentations include Let it Go (Gallery114, Tampa, 2025) and The Language of Ephemera (SPAACES, Sarasota, 2022).
She is the recipient of grants and awards including the Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant (2024), a Puffin Foundation Grant (2023), and the Prix de Print Award from Art in Print Magazine, where her work was also a cover feature. Her practice has been discussed in Printmaking Today (Richard Noyce, “Extended Printmaking,” Summer 2024) and Art in Print.
Her works are held in collections including the Zuckerman Museum of Art (University of North Florida), Szent István Museum (Hungary), and the International Artists Collective Museo del Brigantaggio (Italy).
Eszter earned her MFA from Memphis College of Art and her Doctorate in Liberal Arts (DLA) from the University of Pécs, Hungary. She teaches Fine Arts/Printmaking at Ringling College of Art + Design in Sarasota, Florida.
Her work has been featured in exhibitions such as Skyway 2024: A Contemporary Collaboration (Sarasota Art Museum, FL), the International Print Triennial (Krakow, Poland), the Boston Printmakers North American Print Biennial (juried by Elizabeth Rudy, Harvard Art Museums), and the upcoming Human Nature: Envisioning the Environment (Castellani Art Museum, NY, 2026–27). Solo presentations include Let it Go (Gallery114, Tampa, 2025) and The Language of Ephemera (SPAACES, Sarasota, 2022).
She is the recipient of grants and awards including the Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant (2024), a Puffin Foundation Grant (2023), and the Prix de Print Award from Art in Print Magazine, where her work was also a cover feature. Her practice has been discussed in Printmaking Today (Richard Noyce, “Extended Printmaking,” Summer 2024) and Art in Print.
Her works are held in collections including the Zuckerman Museum of Art (University of North Florida), Szent István Museum (Hungary), and the International Artists Collective Museo del Brigantaggio (Italy).
Eszter earned her MFA from Memphis College of Art and her Doctorate in Liberal Arts (DLA) from the University of Pécs, Hungary. She teaches Fine Arts/Printmaking at Ringling College of Art + Design in Sarasota, Florida.
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