Ruth Schmidt: Symbol

Ruth Schmidt's paintings give subtle expression to the dimensions of the soul and emotions.

"In my artistic work, I strive to transcend mere depiction of the visible world; my goal is to convey the complex feelings and thoughts hidden in life's invisible sides. I address universal themes such as childlike faith, attachment, emotions between people, the relationship between God and humanity, transience, hope, love, passion, pain, humor, self-criticism, and social critique. Through my symbolist works, often bordering on surrealism, I aim to make visible what cannot be put into words. I draw from personal experiences, and my works serve as intimate descriptions of my inner world - each one represents a piece of my soul."
- Ruth Schmidt

Liszt Institute, Gallery U

12.6.-5.8.2026

Mon-Fri 10.00-16.00

Opening 12.6. at 18.00

The exhibition is opened by Béla Balog, one of the curators of the Dávid Art Gallery (Budapest) and the SYMBOL exhibition. Singer Adrienn Mogyoróssy performs as a guest artist. The artist Ruth Schmidt is also present.

Registration for the opening: https://forms.office.com/e/9JFenLdEJT
Photographs will be taken at the event and may be used in the Liszt Institute's communications.

Free admission