Judit Csotsits is a Hungarian-born artist, designer, and educator based in Los Angeles. With a background in textile design and fine arts, her practice spans ceramics, sculpture, and mixed media, often weaving together myth, memory, and the natural world. Drawing inspiration from her Eastern European heritage, folklore, and storytelling traditions, Csotsits creates works that explore transformation, vulnerability, and the unseen connections between human experience and the environment. In addition to her studio practice, she has dedicated many years to teaching art, sharing her passion for creativity and cultural expression with students of all ages.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

My work explores the spaces between myth and memory, where the personal and the universal intersect. Rooted in my Hungarian heritage and inspired by the folk tales and archetypes of Eastern Europe, I create sculptures, paintings, and drawings that embody transformation, fragility, and resilience. Each piece is a meditation on human vulnerability and the silent dialogues between nature, body, and spirit.