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Jan Gemrot | Destiny

Jan Gemrot | Destiny

The archaeologist of the future meets the past. From one of the most successful and sought -after contemporary artists ever. Limited edition 100pcs, numbered, signed by the author.

Print Technique: giclée, archive 12 -color pigment print
Paper: 100% cotton paper Hahnemühle Photo RAG 308G
Print dimensions (l): 61 × 59 cm | 65 × 63 cm  (Print | Frame)
Print Dimensions (XL): 82 × 80 cm | 86 × 84 cm  (Print | Frame)
Frame: Wooden with UV plexiglass in the museum standard
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An impressive, realistic expression based, firmly gripped by Jan Gemrot's paintings, one of the main representatives of contemporary Central European painting, asks supporting questions about today's world. They connect personal visions of the origin and demise of human culture, the beginning and end of nature, ancient art and the latest techniques. The originally rendered cosmological process involves the fate of contemporary man as a fragile and passing individual, which is incorporated in an environment that is familiar to him and stolen at the same time. The perfect technical design of the supporting, long -term topics of the author, interferes with the viewer by becoming part of the image as if it merged with the depicted person. Jan Gemrot looks on planet Earth from the distance of many space years, and penetrates under the surface of the faces shown to reveal their hidden desires and impossible wishes.

The work of Jan Gemrot is represented in a number of prestigious collections, for example:
National Gallery Prague
Alš's South Bohemian Gallery in Hluboká nad Vltavou
Collett Prague | Munich
Fait Gallery, Brno
FELIXE GALLERY FELIXE JEEWEINA CITY KUTNY HORY
Gallery of the Slovácko Museum
Collection of Chrudim
Collection of the Prague 3 City District
and private collections in the Czech Republic and abroad.

Text: Karel Srp

More information on the web: yangemrot.comon Wikipedia, or on Instagram.

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Jan Gemrot for 100pcs

The lone astronaut in the universe floats near the huge fragment of an ancient statue. The archaeologist of the future meets the past, torn from the original historical context. Somewhere below the surface of this strange, apocalyptic vision, our present may take place.

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