Endre's paintings are an act of faith and magic. Like these carrion birds, watercolor is a difficult medium to wrangle, but by diluting pigments with water to create tiny rivers of monochromatic tones, Endre instinctively strokes these feathered forms into shape, giving his mysterious paintings a haunting life of their own, even as they seem to be vanishing before our eyes

Endre's paintings are an act of faith and magic. Like these carrion birds, watercolor is a difficult medium to wrangle, but by diluting pigments with water to create tiny rivers of monochromatic tones, Endre instinctively strokes these feathered forms into shape, giving his mysterious paintings a haunting life of their own, even as they seem to be vanishing before our eyes

Endre's paintings are an act of faith and magic. Like these carrion birds, watercolor is a difficult medium to wrangle, but by diluting pigments with water to create tiny rivers of monochromatic tones, Endre instinctively strokes these feathered forms into shape, giving his mysterious paintings a haunting life of their own, even as they seem to be vanishing before our eyes