silkscreen

The artworks were created during the author's stay in Valencia while creating the small bilingual book (SK/EN) with the very simple title 5 haiku/5 poems. It was her first experiment with handmade screen printing. The book was published in 16 copies, and these prints are independent sheets from it. The poems are a small taste of the author's upcoming second book. They can be viewed as free graphics or folded in half and sent as postcards.

The artworks were created during the author's stay in Valencia while creating the small bilingual book (SK/EN) with the very simple title 5 haiku/5 poems. It was her first experiment with handmade screen printing. The book was published in 16 copies, and these prints are independent sheets from it. The poems are a small taste of the author's upcoming second book. They can be viewed as free graphics or folded in half and sent as postcards.

The artworks were created during the author's stay in Valencia while creating the small bilingual book (SK/EN) with the very simple title 5 haiku/5 poems. It was her first experiment with handmade screen printing. The book was published in 16 copies, and these prints are independent sheets from it. The poems are a small taste of the author's upcoming second book. They can be viewed as free graphics or folded in half and sent as postcards.

The artworks were created during the author's stay in Valencia while creating the small bilingual book (SK/EN) with the very simple title 5 haiku/5 poems. It was her first experiment with handmade screen printing. The book was published in 16 copies, and these prints are independent sheets from it. The poems are a small taste of the author's upcoming second book. They can be viewed as free graphics or folded in half and sent as postcards.

Limited edition of prints by Žužu Gálová. Each graphic is signed and numbered.

Limited edition of prints with the motif of the legendary Bratislava baths rising from the ashes. The print is part of the Teleport 2020 collection which captures the well-known motifs from Planet 220 in a stylized geometric form.

Limited edition of prints with the motif of the legendary Bratislava baths rising from the ashes. The print is part of the Teleport 2020 collection, which captures the well-known motifs from Planet 220 in a stylized geometric form.

The print from the Teleport 2020 collection complements the well-known motifs from Planet 220. The author added a fictional legend to the stylized geometric motif on the print: A famous architectural work, strict geometry, 12 floors lined with marble, place where our history is located. The facade refers to the structure of the depository. The thick lines of the graphics refer to the massive mass of the building. You can see the Slovak National Archive from different angles of Bratislava and vice versa - you can see everywhere from the archive. Originally, the Egyptian pyramid was supposed to be built next to it, but in the end the project did not come to its end due to financial reasons. Therefore, Bratislava has only one pyramid and one archive.