digital prints

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 digital print features the Museum of the Slovak National Uprising in Banská Bystrica. The graphic is signed and numbered, limited to 200 pieces.

Sahara 2014 digital print is part of the Homeland photography cycle, the central theme of which is the aspect of nationalism in each of us. It tries to reflect the need for a national identity and a portrait of a crumbling society. It offers an insight into the current social mood rather than a representation of traditions and folklore. The photo was captured in the military space in Záhorie where volunteers reconstructed the battle of insurgents with German soldiers near Krupina in 1944. Each print is signed and numbered by the author. Reproduction is limited to 30 pieces.

The illustration Owning everything is named after the author's favourite poem by Leonard Cohen. The print is printed using the digital giclée technique in which the combination of pigment colours and high-quality paper achieves the quality and colour stability of the works for up to a hundred years. Each graphic is signed and numbered. The graphic is limited to 50 pieces.