While focusing on light installations and interior designs worldwide, I have been drawn into many different types of creative works by my clients on a wide range of projects and collaborations with corporate clients, architects, interior designers, landscape architects, and end clients since 2003.

To create these installations and custom artworks, it is fundamental to choose materials carefully and characterize them during brainstorming sessions with my clients to achieve a "never seen before" visual experience. The culmination and taste depend on the type and use of the space.

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Unique spaces with identity

Bogi Fabian is a Hungarian artist most commonly known for her multiluminous pieces. Her works include landscaping, light installations, mural art, ceramics, painting, body painting, sculpting, filming, and photography.

Boglárka “Bogi” Réka Fábián was born in Körmend, Hungary, on July 21st, 1984, into an educated but somewhat troubled family background. Fabian used art to express herself while moving around the country and living in different foster homes. She experimented with singing, dancing, and other art fields before settling at visual arts and writing. Having received no advanced “formal education” in art, Fabian has self-developed her own techniques over the years, encouraged by her surroundings to continue working on her skills.

At the age of seventeen, Fabian left Hungary to pursue other ventures following a love interest. These events marked her first forays into pursuing art as a profession in her early twenties. She first started selling her paintings and slowly began receiving accolades throughout Europe for her portraits, nude figure depictions, and other works at various competitions and exhibitions.

Under the motto: “Art - even when the lights go down.”

In 2007, Fabian started experimenting with Ultraviolet light and glow-in-the-dark colors as an attempt to elevate the fluorescent and phosphorescent technique back into mainstream art, first using it as add-ons for paintings, live performances, which were later followed by body-painting, full-on murals, ceramics, and other art pieces that use the complete effects of the three techniques in one.

While taking up various assignments in photography, painting, and other artistic ventures in Italy from 2010, Fabian perfected the self-titled “multiluminous” technique that incorporates various glow-in-the-dark and “classical” painting skills and crafts that is capable of showing different images under different spectra or in the absence of light. Following the massive interest in her glowing murals in 2015, she developed a printing technology replicating her art.

BOGI FABIAN

Unique spaces with identity

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