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When grow­ing up in Hun­gary – apart from people what were your main influences?

I cannot men­tion any par­tic­u­lar things, I guess I grown up like any other children.

How did you develop your strong colour palette?

When I’m paint­ing a pic­ture or silk, I try to build a com­po­si­tion with strong colour har­monies. I must admit there are times when I don’t suc­ceed in it.

Apart from illus­tra­tion what other things are you into?

My boyfriend says I’m into every­thing I say I just love to live my life.

Who are your favourite artists/illustrators alive today?

There are some young tal­ents in Hun­gary I like. And the inter­na­tional scene… at the moment my most favourite illus­tra­tor is Rebecca Dautremer.

Which gal­leries have you shown at and which gal­leries would you like to show at?

You can see the list of my exhi­bi­tions on my site. And I would like to show at any gal­leries that have the inte­rior fit­ting to my works.

Are you involved in any col­lab­o­ra­tive projects at the moment and is there anyone you would like to work with?

I didn’t col­lab­o­rate with others before. The next year my boyfriend and I will redesign the site of a con­tem­po­rary music trio. My boyfriend is a web designer; this work seems to be exciting.

What’s next in the pipeline for Roth Aniko?

My next work is to design silks on to the walls of a restau­rant. These silks will resem­ble to flags. I didn’t do things like this before; I’m excited to achieve it well.

Budapest?

Budapest

Palac­sinta?

Palac­sinta

You can see more of Roth Aniko’s work at
www.​rothaniko.hu

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