Veszely Ferenc (1945) was the student of Barcsay Jenő, Kádár György and Konecsni György at the Hungarian Collage of Fine Arts in 1968. Veszely Ferenc paints large sensual colorful grapes and lusty luster of grapes enlarged hundred times. Balls of grapes, because of their size and because they are lifted of their original context, line up in invisible lines in halls. These are not still lives anymore, either beautiful fruit or the base of wine but large balls, chain of balls stolen from nature. They are the euphoric darers of wholeness.