Radák Eszter (1971-) Turn right at the big tree. Thanks, but it's obscurring the path

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Turn right at the big tree. Thanks, but it's obscurring the path

Digital painting, 100 x 100 cm

Signed on the bottom

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Further lots by the artist

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

De ja vu, all forests are the same, so what is the point of hiking?

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

From a distance it looks fine, from close up, steep, 2019

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Sunset is getting a bit nippy, 2020

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Even though the pattern is big and bold, I still always stumble, 2020

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Don’t throw yourself down on the bench, it’ll smash the window, 2020

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

It didn’t say in the Baedeker that you can only get here by crawling, 2020

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Dramatic question: bathing or skateboarding? 2018

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Survival tour in the jungle, 2018

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

The sunny kitchen is warm even if I just microwave the grub, 2020

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Folk art from Ikea is the globally authentic, 2019

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Since when have Christmas Trees had no scent? 2018

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

It’s great you’ve carried out the tables, but how is the food going to get here?

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

If they don’t arrive soon the atmosphere will be gone, and all the candles will burn down, 2020

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Two more hours to go and Spring is here

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

What are we going to do now? Not a house in sight, where are we going to have lunch? 2018

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Careful, don’t bounce around, the bottle will tip over, 2019

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Even the autumn fog can produce a rainbow, you just need to be a bit more optimistic, 2018

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

If there isn’t a draft in the room, how come the book’s always at the wrong page? 2020

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

So, lets put off this day on the beach, too

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Maybe there's going to be an incy-wincy gale tomorrow?

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

The view isn't even like in Macbeth, it's just horrible and stormy

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

15 Moments of Spring

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Burning Bush beneath the Cedar Trees

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Can't see the view from the tree

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

Why do I always want to throw up the most when the landscape is beautiful?

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

So, what exactly are we doing here?

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Radák Eszter (1971-)

The freedom of infinite choices is reassuring - we're miles from anywhere in every direction. From everything