Ákos Ezer was born in Hungary in 1989, and graduated from Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2014. The main protagonists of Ezer characterize male persons with elongated limbs and bent postures, whose gestural movements remind of moments of falling. The different personalities, marked by contemporary and pop-cultural clothing, as well as the pastel colour palette used, offer a humorous approach to Ezer's pictorial world without trivialising it. He invites the viewer to reconstruct his view of current social structures in his home country Hungary and the personal efforts of everyday life associated with them. His solo exhibitions include: "Day off Ideas" (2021, Galerie Droste, Düsseldorf, Germany), "Let the Time Pass" (2021, Aishonanzuka, Hong Kong), "Memories from the Future" (2020, Galerie Droste, Paris), "Closer Look" (2019, The Art Museum of Cluj-Napoca, Romania), "Ábstract Hungary" (2019, Künstlerhaus KM–, Graz, Austria), etc.