Her Story
At 33, Rozália begins painting after a deep inner calling while in southern France. Within days, she is painting sacred Indian imagery — the beginning of a lifelong artistic and spiritual path.
Her first visit to New Delhi and Varanasi opens a lifelong connection to the Hindu sacred arts, Sanskrit symbolism, and Vedic philosophy.
Exhibits at one of the oldest and most prestigious art exhibitions in the Western world.
Granted the rare privilege of studying in the atelier of master Ghan-Shyam Sharma in Nathdwara — one of very few Westerners ever admitted into this centuries-old icon painting school.
Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma, President of India, personally presents her Charming Krishna book in New Delhi.
Solo exhibition Asian Myths and Dances visited by President Árpád Göncz.
Invited as Consultant Artist by the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts — India's premier cultural institution.
With Swami Veda Bharati's blessing, she founds the Vedic Sacred Art program at SRSG in Rishikesh.
Lifetime retrospective at K Gallery, Budapest. At 80, she continues to create — but faces the challenge of securing dignified care.
