GÁSPÁR's work can be connected to the deconstructive architecture. His focus on deconstruction is notable in the strict contrast between the exterior form and the inner system of the sculpture which is based on an organic net created by precise geometric lines and elements. As a result, Gáspár tries to follow the duality of biomechanics and the morphology related to the Italian sculptor, Arnaldo Pomodoro.

György Gáspár (b. Hungary, 1976) in 2013 attended DLA Studies, Art, PTE, Hungary and in 2002 Designskolen Kolding, Denmark.
Since 1998 2003 the Hungarian University of Crafts and Design in Budapest. Since 2017 he is a lecturer at the University of Pécs, 2015 and 2012 instructor at Pilchuck Glass School, 2010 head of the glass department, MoME Budapest. His works can be found in major public and private collections worldwide, such as Corning Museum of Glass, Mudac, Sir Elton John Art Collection

Works on display:
The Bridge, 2017 (glued, cut, hand drawn, engraved, polished glass) 30 x 38 x 38 cm
Refinery, 2017 (glued, cut, hand drawn, engraved, polished glass) 30 x 38 x 38 cm
Pause, 2017 (glued, cut, hand drawn, polished glass) 50 x 25 cm