Suška : Kameny - Škoda : Objekty
Suška : Stones - Škoda : Objects
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Contributions
- Galerie hlavního města Prahy - Contributor
- Zámek Troja (Galerie hlavního města Prahy) - Contributor
Publication
2022 - Galerie hlavního města Prahy, Praha, Czech Republic
Language
Czech
Word Count
24,750 words, Guess
Page Count
99 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108070101830
- ISBN-139788070101834
- OCLC Control Number1344294272
- Open LibraryOL43522499M
Classifications
- DDC700.411
- LCCN6490
- LCCNB534.5.S827 A4 2022
Alternate Titles
- Škoda - Objekty
- Suška - Stones - Škoda
- Škoda - Objects
- Kameny - Objekty =
- Stones - Objects
Description
In the 2022 season, we again combine two artists who share many common themes based on interaction with space. As Michal Škoda creates works almost exclusively for the interior, Čestmír Suška gets a space in the gardens and in the orchard of Troja Château, composing some works specifically for the selected sites. Michal Škoda works with maximally reduced shapes that expand via hybrid form in space and thus do not resemble classical/traditional stereometric formations. They look like objects derived from futuristic architecture, or boxes hiding some magical secret. In addition, he is extensively focused on drawing, a 2D expression of the spatial layouts observed in the objects. Alongside minimalist morphology, the use of black monochrome or the simple contrast of black and white is an important expressive component of his works. Čestmír Suška often defines his work through material. Currently, he is standing firmly in a new phase, dealing with stone. His work with perforated cisterns is a thing of the past and the removing of a mass from a stone block represents a completely opposite sculptural procedure which not only requires craftsmanship and a flexible perception of the quality of the stone, but also that the original concept of the future work, the final product, must not be deviated from. Exhibition: Prague City Gallery, Czech Republic 06.04. - 30.10.2022).
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