Eszter, 32, is Hungarian, a visual artist living in Budapest, with long, chestnut hair often tied with ribbons or scarves, and a painter’s hands that are rarely free of color. Her look is bohemian without being cliché. She has a rich, earthy vibe and an easy, musical laugh. There’s something soulful and tactile about her presence — as if she sees the world in texture and tone rather than lines.
