Stephan Mundi, born in 1971 in Tegernsee (Bavaria/Germany), descends from a long-standing Hungarian–Munich family of artists. His grandfather, the musician and landscape painter Adalbert Béla Mundi, introduced him to the world of art at an early age. Under his guidance, Mundi learned to work with brush, spatula, oil, and acrylic, and discovered his passion for painting. His first works in oil, acrylic, and charcoal were shown in private circles.

At the age of sixteen, Mundi turned to music and was active as a singer and composer in various formations until 2011, when health reasons led him back to his “first love” – painting.

Since then, numerous works in acrylic, oil, pastel, and charcoal on canvas and paper have emerged, exhibited internationally – including in Rome, Milan, Florence, New York, Switzerland, and Germany.
His style unites abstract expressionism with surreal elements: bold lines, vibrant colors, and multilayered textures give his paintings movement, depth, and emotional intensity.