Judith Eisinger

The principles of true art is not to portray, but to evoke.
— Jerzy Kosinski

Artist Statement
My paintings have always evolved from
impressions of life, rather than a strict rendering of a given subject. In
every new painting, I relish the ebb and flow of the lines and colors. The
power of less is more and the ways simplicity and
boldness together can magically evoke sensation.

Water based medium has always been my first love. “My” medium. It is as direct of a medium as can
be. There can’t be any hesitancy. Once placed, a brushstroke of color will then
do its magic. It is this uniqueness and spontaneity of the medium where “happy
accidents” happen for me.

Judy Eisinger — Born
in Budapest, Hungary, and escaping that communist country in 1956, Judy “Yudit”
Eisinger moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where she began painting at an early age.

She studied fine art at the Cleveland Institute of Art and the Cooper School of
Art, which led to a full four-year scholarship to Kent State University. After
graduating with a BFA with a minor in art education, Judy began her painting
career by showing her paintings in Cleveland Galleries. Her first One Woman show was a near sell out. Judy’s paintings
now hang in private collections throughout the United States, Europe and
Israel.

Soon after moving to Florida, she was commissioned to paint 24 paintings for the
Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport. Over the years Judy has won several artist call entries including the City of Delray First Night poster,
Kravis Center Playbill Cover, Progressive Insurance poster and
the ADL Juried exhibition: Artworks ADL: Justice, Advocacy & Art.

Prior to founding Yudit Design, Judy held the position of Creative Director at
Daniels & Roberts Advertising in Boca Raton, Florida. She served as the
Creative Director on multi-million-dollar campaigns for an array of Fortune 500
companies, including IBM, Dole Foods, Acer Latin America, Microsoft Latin
America and Pratt & Whitney, among others.

Because her belief that fine art is the essence of good graphic design, she has
received recognition both for her paintings and for her graphic design work
which has garnered several Advertising Federation Silver Addy’s.

Judy wrote and illustrated I SEE Whatever I Want a Line to Be to encourage
out of the box thinking for the young reader. She has also written ESCAPE. A long walk to Freedom. It chronicles Judy and her family’s harrowing escape from Russian controlled Hungary during the 1956 Revolution. A story of Russian domination, anti-Semitism and the fight for freedom.