About Me

John Biro is a real multi-disciplinary contemporary artist and photographer based in the New York area (Brooklyn/NY listings), whose public profiles and work closely match the description you provided.

He appears on platforms including Fine Art America, ArtWanted.com, absolutearts.com, ArtPal, Saatchi Art, Artavita, Pictorem, Brush.bio, and others under names/handles like John Biro, JBiro, or jpbiro. His artist statements repeatedly use language very similar to your summary: art as “harmony for humanity,” a “phantasmagorical field” expressing the variety of life with mixed colors, transmitting/transmuting positive energies, discovering reflections and absolute atmospheres, honesty enabling creativity, and building visual experiences.

Confirmed elements of his practice

• Mediums: Oil and acrylic paintings on canvas/paper, graphite and other drawings/illustrations, mixed media, stone carving, bronze/silver/gold casting for figurines and medallions, and jewelry design/crafting. He also works in photography.
• Style and themes: Surreal/dreamlike or phantasmagorical qualities blending reality and imaginative abstraction; bold color alongside high-contrast light/dark; explorations of human emotion, figures, nature, and atmospheric moments. Titles and pieces referenced across sites include works such as The Painter, Emotional Afternoon (sometimes listed with a spelling variation), Teacher, and others matching or close to those in your text.
• Background notes: He is described as self-taught/refined through practice and travel, with early photography interest leading to freelance work. Public profiles place him in Brooklyn/New York. Specific claims such as birth in Baja, Hungary; formal European art schooling; membership in the American Image Press; and exhibitions at European festivals/Hungary/former Yugoslavia (1968–1972) are not prominently detailed or independently corroborated in the major online portfolio pages and searches reviewed, though his oeuvre includes pieces referencing European locations (e.g., Paris 1979/1980, Budapest references) consistent with travel and a possible Central European background.

His work is available as originals and prints through the independent galleries and online platforms you mentioned (and similar ones). Contact details appearing on his sites have included email addresses such as variants of jpbiro@...

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