As a Hungarian journalist (in my earlier capacity as Editor in Chief of the Hungarian Airlines Inflight Magazine, and later as Regional Director of Scandinavia and the Baltic States) I could travel quite extensively, thus managed to visit wonderful places around the world and meet interesting people that inspired me to a great extent. I lived abroad with my family for several years, where I began painting, attended artistic courses in Budapest and Stockholm.

My paintings are in oil on canvas. My artist name is: Mano, as I sign my paintings. I admire, care of the nature, and try to capture its beauty on my canvas. I love to paint the lights dancing on the surface of a lake or sea, the eyes and face of interesting people, special moments of our days or of our old history, and everything that inspires me.

You can find my artworks in a number of international art books, like „International Contemporary Masters XIII.” published in the USA, the bilingual German book, „Excellent Art 2020”, the Spanish art book titled „ModPortrait 2019", the art book published in the US in 2022, "Important World Artists 2022", "Art from Leonardo da Vinci to today"- 2023,, "Contemporary Celebrity Masters"- 2023, "Michelangelo- The Genius of Italy"-2023.,   just to mention a few.

I had several solo exhibitions of my paintings in Sweden, Israel, Italy and Hungary, participated in group shows in Austria, Belgium, Italy, Romania, Hungary and USA – in Los Angeles and New York. 20 of my artworks are currently being presented at Artifact’s Gallery an on-line flat screen in Manhattan during 2 years, in 2022-2023. Some of my paintings could be seen in Rossocinabro Gallery in Rome in 2022, in Torino’s MIIT Museo starting in October. I had an exhibition in the heart of Vienna, at Steiner Gallery in October, 2022. The latter Gallery represented me at the New York International Art Fair 2023. I took part in the MEAM Museum in Barcelona at a Biannale in November, the Louvre Exhibition in Paris, and the Segnaletti London Exhibition in Espacio Gallery London in December, 2022. My paintings can be seen in the Paks Gallery in Vienna and Munich. The Gallery was representing me at the Basel Biennale and Cannes Biennale in May, 2023. I had a solo exhibition with 21 paintings in the Galleria Ilcollezionista in the heart of Rome between 30th June-13th July , 2023.

I was awarded by several prestigious international prizes e.g.  ATIM Top 60 Masters of Contemporary Art 2019 in USA, Power of Creativity International Art Prize 2021, UK, Art Olympic Prize 2021- Italy, Voices of Tomorrow - Art Award Winner 2022, Winner of Collectors’ Vision International Art Award- UK- 2021  and 2023, Circle Foundation Juried Affiliate Artist - UK,  Power of Creativity International Art Prize, 2021 - UK, "Award Winner: Artist of the Future" - 2021, USA , International Art Prize Leonardo Da Vinci 2022 - Florence, International Prize Caravaggio, Great Master of Art 2022 - Milan, Poseidone International Art Prize 2022, Lecce, Italy, La Palma d’Oro Art Prize in Monte Carlo in fall 2022, Menelao International Art Award 2022 - Italy, Faces of Peace International Art Prize - 2022. Art Curator Magazine, Trophy International Art Prize – Paris (Effeto Arte - 2022),  The Best Modern and Contemporary Masters London Prize, 2022, London,  Premio Leonardo da Vinci Prize 2023 – International Art Critical Contribution – ArtExpo Gallery, 3^rd Biennale Cesenatico, Italy, Michelangelo International Art Prize-2023,  1st International Prize Donatello 2023, Florenze, Italy, 1* Premio Master of Art "Caravaggio" 2023, Bergamo, Italy, "International Prix Coupe du Monde Des Arts" 2023, Montecarlo, Picasso Art Prize -Montecarlo, 2023., "International Prize Pegasus for the Arts" 2023, Venice, "Trofeo Leone d'Oro" -2023, Venice, "World Best Artists Prize" -2023, Palermo, Silver Cross of Merit State Award, 2023,  Oscar Prize of Creativity - 2023, Ambassador of Art- 2024., Botticelli International Art Prize, 2024.- just to mention a few....

I'm very proud: my paintings are published in the London based Vanity Fair Magazine (Condé Nast) March, April and May, 2024. Issues.

Future of Art Global Masterpiece Award Jury Board and Marta Puig Editor of Contemporary Art Curator Magazine:

"M A S T E R P I E C E R E V I E W

Nora Komoroczki’s “Morning Sunshine,” an oil on canvas masterpiece measuring 80 cm by 60 cm, has just been awarded the prestigious Future of Art Global Masterpiece Award, solidifying Komoroczki’s position as one of the most visionary and talented contemporary artists. This award, given only to the world’s most exceptional creators, honors her unique contribution to the art world and her ability to capture the sublime in nature. “Morning Sunshine” is not only a brilliant

reflection of her technical mastery but also a deep, soulful interpretation of the natural world. In this painting, Komoroczki transcends the boundaries of traditional landscape painting and invites the viewer into a meditative, spiritual experience.

“Morning Sunshine” stands out immediately for its remarkable ability to blend realism with an almost ethereal beauty.

The painting depicts a sun-dappled path winding through a forest, with trees bathed in the soft, golden light of morning.

Komoroczki’s use of oil on canvas demonstrates her mastery of texture and color, bringing the scene to life in a way that feels both intimate and monumental. The sunlight filters through the leaves, casting a warm glow that seems to vibrate off the canvas, evoking the peacefulness and energy of a forest at dawn.

The technical precision in Komoroczki’s brushstrokes is nothing short of genius. The way she manipulates light and shadow to create depth is breathtaking. Each leaf, each blade of grass, seems meticulously placed, yet the overall effect is one of spontaneous beauty. The colors, ranging from the deep greens of the forest floor to the golden yellows and burnt oranges of the autumn leaves, are so harmoniously blended that the painting almost feels alive.

What makes this painting especially significant is not just its beauty but its power to evoke emotion and thought. “Morning Sunshine” is a visual meditation on the passage of time and the transient beauty of nature. As the morning light pierces through the trees, there’s a subtle reminder of life’s fleeting moments, and yet the scene also offers a sense of timeless

peace. The viewer is reminded of the world’s natural cycles, of renewal and decay, and of the quiet strength found in nature.

In an era where much contemporary art veers towards abstraction or conceptualism, Komoroczki’s work is a refreshing return to the landscape tradition, but with a modern twist. She combines the best elements of realism—clear, detailed

representation—with an almost mystical sense of atmosphere. Her paintings are deeply rooted in the natural world, but they go beyond mere representation to become something more—an emotional and spiritual experience.

Nora Komoroczki has proven time and again that she is not just an artist but a storyteller and philosopher, using her canvas to explore deeper truths about life and existence. Her genius lies in her ability to communicate these profound ideas through simple, everyday scenes. The mastery of her technique, combined with the depth of emotion she conveys, places her at the forefront of modern landscape painters.

She possesses an extraordinary talent for translating the ineffable beauty of nature into something tangible and accessible.

Each brushstroke speaks of years of dedication to her craft and a deep, intuitive understanding of the natural world.

Komoroczki’s genius is not just in how she paints but in what she paints—the moments of stillness and reflection that so many of us miss in our busy lives. Through her work, she allows us to pause, to breathe, and to appreciate the quiet moments of life.

It is no wonder that Nora Komoroczki’s “Morning Sunshine” has won the Future of Art Global Masterpiece Award. The painting is a perfect embodiment of why art matters—it connects us to something greater than ourselves, offering solace,

inspiration, and beauty. Komoroczki’s work is a gift to the art world and a testament to her immense talent and vision. With this masterpiece, she has not only won one of the most prestigious awards in the art world but has also secured her place among the great artists of our time. The influence of her work will undoubtedly resonate for generations to come, shaping the future of landscape painting and inspiring artists everywhere to push the boundaries of creativity and innovation."