Selected Works
A curation of past & CURRENT studio works Each piece is developed as a free-standing plaster relief or wall sculpture, and may also inform site-specific architectural applications.
Detailed specifications, dimensions, and series information are available within each work. Studio Peter Varga works with private collectors, architects, interior designers, galleries, and curators on acquisitions, commissions, and placement of plaster artworks within residential, hospitality, and commercial environments.
All works are original and never duplicated. Availability is noted individually. Please inquire to confirm status.
Untitled 09
Emanare 01
Rorschach 05 (SOLD)
Rorschach 03 (SOLD)
Rorschach 02
Rorschach 01
Penumbra 01
Penumbra 02
Penumbra 03 (SOLD)
Penumbra 04
Penumbra 05
Penumbra 07
Penumbra 08
Mammatus 02 (SOLD)
Mammatus 03
Mammatus 04 (SOLD)
Mammatus 05
Hortobagy 01
Hortobagy 02
Hortobagy 03
Hortobagy 04
Dark Matter 06
Dark Matter 05
Dark Matter 04
Dark Matter 03
Dark Matter 02
Dark Matter 01
ARTIST PROFILEAs a young student in Hungary, Varga was sent to the principal’s office - reprimanded for drawing instead of paying attention in class. There, he was introduced to a master fresco painter who would become his mentor.
Varga worked in the traditional Roman fresco method across churches, theaters, and historic buildings throughout Europe, including projects within the Vatican.
Formally trained in carpentry and deeply interested in art and design from an early age - Varga was later accepted into a competitive program to study furniture design before shifting his focus to architecture. He received his Master’s in Architectural Design from the University of Sopron, where his experimentation and work with a variety of plasters began to take shape. His focus evolved to working with plaster as a structural and expressive medium capable of shaping spatial environments.
Today, Varga works between freestanding contemporary art and immersive architectural installations. Rooted in European craft lineage yet operating within a contemporary architectural framework, his practice collapses the boundary between object and environment. He continues to create freestanding work in his studio in Chagrin Falls, Ohio - and travels across the US and internationally to create site-specific architectural installations based on his fine art practice.