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Archival digital print with a delicate floral motif is based on the author's line drawing by Zuzana Smolková
A unique ink drawing from the free creation of the author duo Ové Pictures. The works are numbered, personify the pure joy of creation, a return to analog expression and playful expressions on paper full of details, without thematic restrictions. Their favorite motif of the white bread roll appears here again, reminding us of the preciousness of the ordinary.
A unique small drawing by Slavomíra Ondrušová captures everything around us, the themes of (self) love, discovering life's joys and oneself. Great expression on a small surface, with the author's typical lightness and kind humor. Each drawing is a unique original.
Archival print of an original work by Slávka Ondrušová which is part of her long-term project in which she creates a collection of drawing sketchbooks. Hundreds of subtle drawings were created as daily introspective records which document the individual experience and the need to record a specific period in which current regulations, isolation and absence of social interaction (covid era) affected inner psychological experience, focus and attention of the author, and also changed the view of priorities, values and perception of relationships.
A unique small ink drawing by Slavomíra Ondrušová captures everything around us, themes of (self) love, discovering life's joys and oneself. Great expression on a small surface, with the author's typical lightness and kind humor. Each drawing is a unique original.
The work from Marek Ormandík's current work is part of the Bouquets series. Not the detail, but the whole is important, the surface of the painting is eruptive, created with dramatic, juicy handwriting, quivering lines, traces of flowing colors.
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Marek Ormandík unconventionally and boldly portrays classic themes while demolishing myths and familiar iconography. These are not noble shapes and faces. With quick, dynamic strokes of the brush, he lightly outlines his passionate, schizophrenic split naked figures and heads on paper. Not the detail, but the whole is important, the surface of the painting is eruptive, created by dramatic, juicy handwriting, quivering lines, traces of flowing colors.
The viewer is more used to the author's large-format canvases but in this series, Patrícia Koyšová presents paintings and prints on paper in smaller formats. Here, the paper reveals itself in its naked form. Paintings on paper are not preparatory sketches. They are independent originals, they capture the processes and topics on which the author works during individual series. The theme is not only the painting itself but also small story hidden in the work.
