Zsusi Csiszer is an artist ceaselessly searching, constantly driven by the desire to discover her own self and the world, which naturally shows in her art. At the same time in this way she is giving up the chance to form a more or less uniform style.

Aren’t you afraid that due to frequent style changes you will not have a "recognizable" style? What do you think about this? Do you think it is important?

Cs: It is not the style that makes an artist, but the open-mindedness, insistence or non-insistence on routine solutions. My problem with realist paintings is that the topic can always be new but I am imprisoned with my message. Since the way of expression is given, moreover, it is didactic, people like me would like to widen the possibilities of the style. So far I managed this by making chains of pictures, and when reaching a certain point – like bubbles or old ladies – I started to step over the boundaries of realism. Slowly I tried to neglect the techniqual constraints and to express myself in bigger contexts. This is what’s happening now.