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Akos Biro was born in 1911 in Transylvania (Hungary)
At the age of six he is interested in painting He attended the design workshop at the school in Debrecen and Békéscsaba.
At 18 he was admitted to the Fine Arts in Budapest where he was a student of Gyula Rudnay. In 1933 he is a Fellow of the Collegium Hungaricum Palazzo Falconieri in Rome where he worked for a year. After two months spent in Capri, he returned to Hungary, then after a few exposures, decides to go to Paris. Exhibitions in Rennes, Dinard Biarritz.
After the war he worked in his studio in Mount Parnassus, and Montmartre. In 1949 at a command portrait in Marseille, Provence he discovers, his passion for light and colors. For years it remained figurative, then to the 50 it takes more liberties with the subject stands out from the natural representation and began a long struggle for liberation from academic straitjacket.
It explores different techniques of expression, and submits more to his unconscious impulses, the subject is used to induce inspiration. Until the 70s it was divided between Paris and its campaign of Mougins, where he finally settled in the 70s, leaving the big city. He worked with passion until the end of his life and come here to recharge after each journey. He left us in February 2002… «The career Akos Biro neglects both the smallest step backward as stability sterile, that success is very often in his wake. Exposure on display a welcome addition to what was, will complete his knowledge, his discoveries to his own, his inner dream… »… » In Akos Biro creative force becomes mature communicative simplicity that I may call the more complicated a pictorial language that
Plait refinements in the boldest and most harmonious. From that moment the position of the speaker becomes singular polling questions is condemned to silence before the meeting felt that the look at these paintings in which lights up the brilliant sound of his music with pictorial delight the eye listens »

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