Lena Fürjesi places the diversity of colors and shapes at the center of her creative work and examines the role they play in different cultures.

Lena Fürjesi (2002*), studies Art Education at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Her project explores the interaction of shapes and colors in digital art and their impact on visual perception and aesthetic experience. She extracts the colors and removes recurring shapes, which are then rearranged. This process reconstructs the composition digitally, overlaying colors to create new visual layers, resulting in a transformed Osaka canvas that offers multiple perspectives and interpretations.
Furthermore, her project serves not only as an artistic experiment, but also as a practical educational tool that encourages the study of color theory and composition. It helps to understand the relationships between colors, to achieve visual balance and to consider traditional artistic elements in a modern context.Keywors: art education, artistic research, Japan, Osaka, color extraction, repositioning of forms, digital redrawing, composition, color theory, artistic transformation