Step into a realm where boundaries dissolve, and the fluid interplay between myth, nature, and transformation comes alive. Judit Csotsits is a Los Angeles based artist of Hungarian origin whose work weaves surreal, hybrid forms that pulse with subconscious energy and ancestral resonance. Drawing from folklore, symbolic imagery, and the elemental force of water, her sculptures, paintings, and drawings inhabit a space where plant, animal, and human converge in transcendent biomorphic expression.
Grounded in fluidity and spontaneity, Judit’s creative process echoes the organic flow of water and the gestural abstraction of Action Painting. Her sculptures resist stasis, blurring distinctions between solidity and fluidity, life and myth, while her drawings traverse microcosms and celestial expanses through botanical intricacy and mythic symbolism.
Rooted in her Transylvanian heritage, Judit channels ancestral narratives, from Dracula’s liminal shadow to the transformative fable of The Little Mermaid, to explore themes of identity, desire, and metamorphosis. She invokes esoteric practices like Kundalini yoga and the symbolism of the serpent, weaving science, spirituality, and dreamlike abstraction into a deeply meditative artistic language.
Each artwork invites contemplation: her sculptures emerge as artifacts of consciousness, her watercolors and drawings resonate with spiritual depth, and her hybrid creatures beckon us to question the borders between self and other, mythology and biology.
Discover Judit Csotsits’s world, where form transforms, myths breathe, and art becomes a gateway to inner realms.
Interdisciplinary Visual Artist & Experienced Art Educator | Fostering Creative Growth Through Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, and Contemporary Practice
Life in Ink, BlueLine Art Gallery, 2025
Scope New York, 2013
Hale Group Show, Santa Monica 2012
Myths, Legends in Echo Park, 2024
Seen and Being Seen, CSUN 2024
Urban Pulse Group Show, San Gabriel 2025
Avran Solo Show, Laguna Beach 2019
Avran Solo Show- 2019
I love spending time at the community studio space where I work. The art community is extremely supportive and the employees are kind and helpful. Thank you for including and welcoming me in your artist community at the Pottery Studio.