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Arvo Györköny
Arvo Györköny, born November 23, 1968, is a Hungarian minimalist painter and sculptor. Györköny offered a fresh approach to Minimalism by combining sounds, and music with all his artwork.
== Early life ==
Born in Szanticska, a remote village in Hungary, in 1968, Arvo Györköny was raised by his parents Dani, and Dorottya. In 1983, Arvo, Dorottya, and his sister Anasztazia fled their home to escape the physical abuse from Dani. They found refuge in a small Lutheran church in a nearby village. It was here that Györköny began painting with whatever few supplies he could find.〔“Györköny,” DHart, Budapest, No. 44, 1987, p.14.〕 Rather than painting the physical objects he saw around him, Györköny painted the emotions and thoughts he had in his mind.〔 Since there were so few supplies to work with, Györköny often took pencils from the basement of the church, ground up the lead, and mixed it with water to make pigment. In the two years he spent there, Arvo had created some 200 paintings.〔 Arvo's sister, Anasztazia, had received severe wounds from her father's beatings, and died in 1985 from infection.〔Yvone Friedrich, “Arvo Györköny,” Das Kunstwerk, Germany, aug 1987, p.76〕 Györköny and his mother traveled back to their home to confront Dani, but upon returning, discovered that their home had been burned to the ground. There was no trace of Dani. One year later Dorottya died of natural causes. Arvo took his paintings, and sold them one by one. In 1990 he had gathered enough money to buy a plane ticket to America, and settled in the northern area of Maine.〔
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