digital prints

Peonies are very fragile and have a limited blooming time. They open and bloom into a huge piece of art. They wilt quickly, but there is still so much beauty in their aging and blooming. The peony takes many forms during its life - just like all of us. Some photos from this series capture one and the same bouquet. Over one week, the red and pink colour gradually changed into cream and white. Over time, completely different flowers emerged. The series with peonies was created during the lockdown in London, when the first flower shops finally opened and the whole city was still a kind of oasis of silence, in which only birds could be heard, no cars or humming planes. Through the obstruction of water and focusing on drops that deform the image into microscopic abstract shapes, the author tried to capture this fleeting world of silence, peace and beauty intertwined with the fear of the unknown.

Peonies are very fragile and have a limited blooming time. They open and bloom into a huge piece of art. They wilt quickly, but there is still so much beauty in their aging and blooming. The peony takes many forms during its life - just like all of us. Some photos from this series capture one and the same bouquet. Over one week, the red and pink colour gradually changed into cream and white. Over time, completely different flowers emerged. The series with peonies was created during the lockdown in London, when the first flower shops finally opened and the whole city was still a kind of oasis of silence, in which only birds could be heard, no cars or humming planes. Through the obstruction of water and focusing on drops that deform the image into microscopic abstract shapes, the author tried to capture this fleeting world of silence, peace and beauty intertwined with the fear of the unknown.

Peonies are very fragile and have a limited blooming time. They open and bloom into a huge piece of art. They wilt quickly, but there is still so much beauty in their aging and blooming. The peony takes many forms during its life - just like all of us. Some photos from this series capture one and the same bouquet. Over one week, the red and pink colour gradually changed into cream and white. Over time, completely different flowers emerged. The series with peonies was created during the lockdown in London, when the first flower shops finally opened and the whole city was still a kind of oasis of silence, in which only birds could be heard, no cars or humming planes. Through the obstruction of water and focusing on drops that deform the image into microscopic abstract shapes, the author tried to capture this fleeting world of silence, peace and beauty intertwined with the fear of the unknown.

Playful graphic from the 1989 diptych titled On the playground. Each work is signed and numbered, in a limited edition of 20 pieces.

The work called Inside symbolically represents a drawing gesture that is disturbed by the arrival of a certain element in the center of the action. The work is supposed to evoke the intrusion of a new, unexpected event that affects the shape of the usual scheme, shape or arrangement. In the original, it was processed using the dry pastel technique.

Playful graphics from the 1989 diptych titled Housing Estate. Each work is signed and numbered, in a limited edition of 20 pieces.

Archive reproduction of the artwork by Miriama Schniererová. Her work is dominated by the theme of time, death, transience, which is lightened by the painting's colouring. The graphic is signed and numbered by the author, limited to 100 pieces.

Archival digital print with a delicate floral motif is based on the author's line drawing by Zuzana Smolková

Archival digital print with a delicate floral motif is based on the author's line drawing by Zuzana Smolková

The CISAROVE project was created as a graphic creation of city fragments based on the visual principles of Bauhaus, Suprematism or Constructivism, where basic geometric shapes such as a square, circle or line are given the main word. The main graphic criteria are internal logic and order which are defined by a grid in the ratio of 40 x 60. The graphic is signed and numbered, limited to 50 pieces.

The work 17 November was created in 2014 and is also part of the art collection of the Orava Gallery in Dolný Kubín. The archival print is published in a limited edition, printed on cotton paper. It points out that freedom is not a given and that its celebration is worth remembering every year. November 17 is national holiday in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia and commemorates Fight for Freedom and Democracy.

New limited edition archival prints with an abstract colour motif by Patrícia Koyšová.