Miklos Nemeth

In Waterfall, Miklós Németh unites three seemingly different artistic currents into a powerful whole: the free visual language of Abstraction, the gestural energy of Neo-Expressionism, and the clear colour architecture of Post Painterly Abstraction. The waterfall is not depicted as a realistic landscape but as an emotional and colour-charged interpretation—a fusion of movement, energy, and compositional order.

Broad, impasto brushstrokes in deep blue, vibrant orange, bright green, and contrasting black convey a physical force characteristic of Neo-Expressionism. At the same time, the colour areas are organised into precisely defined, clearly separated sections, reminiscent of the controlled chromatic arrangements of Post Painterly Abstraction. The result is a vibrant work that does not describe the waterfall but makes its elemental power tangible—a painting balanced between unrestrained emotion and deliberate composition.