The exhibition, entitled Geometric Abstraction, is part of the Hungarian Festival series of events, director of the Hungarian Cultural Centre in Moscow András Baranyi said.
Fajó?s works were on display in Moscow between March 29 and April 5 as part of the Paris Cube exhibition held at the Central House of the Arts.
Fajó?s work was part of a show called International Contemporary Masters I. ? Parisian Cube in Moscow?s Central Artists House early this spring.
Fajó is a member of the MADI art movement, which is characterised by bright colours and bold geometric forms.
Source: Hungarian News Agency (MTI)
