Ruth Schmidt: Symbol

In Ruth Schmidt’s paintings, the dimensions of the soul and emotions find subtle expression.

“In my artistic work, I strive to go beyond merely imitating the visible world; my goal is to convey the complex emotions and thoughts hidden within the invisible aspects of life. I explore universal themes such as childlike faith, attachment, human emotions, the relationship between God and humanity, transience, hope, love, passion, pain, humor, self-criticism, and social criticism. Through my symbolic works, often touching on surrealism, I aim to make visible that which cannot be expressed in words. I draw from personal experiences, and my works serve as intimate portrayals of my inner world — each representing a fragment of my soul.”
– Ruth Schmidt

Liszt Institute

12.6.-5.8.2026

Mon-Fri 10.00-16.00

Opening 12.6. at 18.00

The exhibition will be opened by Béla Balog, one of the curators of Dávid Gallery and the SYMBOL exhibition. Guest performer: singer Adrienn Mogyoróssy. The artist Ruth Schmidt will also be present.

Registration for the opening:
Registration Form

Please note that photographs will be taken during the event and may be used in the communications of the Liszt Institute.

Free entry