Miklos Nemeth

With Dancing Group, Miklós Németh draws on the expressive currents of the late 20th century, demonstrating how Neo-Expressionism can unite figurative representation with emotional immediacy. The composition resembles a moving mosaic of coloured planes and gestural lines, from which a group of dancing figures emerges. Instead of precise contours or realistic anatomy, Németh employs rhythmically placed blocks of colour to capture the flow of movement and the atmosphere of the moment.

True to Neo-Expressionist principles, the work breaks with classical perspective and academic precision in favour of an intense, subjective visual language. Bold colour contrasts – from vibrant yellow and deep green to earthy reds and browns – create a dynamic tension, while accents in pink, blue, and white guide the viewer’s eye. Dancing Group is less a depiction than a visual experience: a celebration of colour that translates the energy of music and dance into a timeless, powerful form.