Not All Who Wander Are Lost: Sándor Nagy
Six Foot Gallery is honoured to present 'Not All Who Wander Are Lost' featuring twenty five works by Hungarian-born, Scotland-based visual artist Sándor Nagy.
About Not All Who Wander Are Lost: Sándor Nagy
| 16th Oct 2025 to 30th Oct 2025 | |
| 10am - 5pm | |
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Six Foot Gallery Pentagon Business Centre Washington Street, Glasgow City Centre G3 8AZ |
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| This is a free event | |
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Sándor Nagy (1980-2025.)
Sándor was a Hungarian-born, Scotland-based visual artist whose life and work were inseparably woven with his love of nature, his hunger for knowledge, and his profound belief in the transformative power of art. Working across photography, painting, and land art, his practice combined a deeply personal vision with themes of ritual, myth, and spirituality.
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