Intertwined braids, simple and beautiful from a distance, but closely so complex, just like interpersonal relationships. 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 size / in frame: |
68 x 48 cm | 72 x 52 cm |
| Frame: |
Wooden with UV plexiglass in the museum standard |
The printing is not in stock at the moment (but 100 pieces are not sold out yet). Is Possible to order Ho with deferred delivery time 2-4 weeks. More information about how we print our editions You can find here.
Marie Lukáčová (1991) is a graduate of Prague's UMPRUM, and also studied at Brno
Faculty of Fine Arts of BUT and Kunstakademie Mainz in Germany. It is currently
Pedagogue at FAMU in Prague. Works primarily in video media and video installation but
Also drawings and performance. Lukáčová presented her work at a number of exhibitions in Czech I and
International environment, for example within the Prague Biennial Matter of Art, in EFA Project
Space in New York, Moravian Gallery in Brno or Plato Ostrava. She took part in
prestigious foreign residential programs and internships and in 2019 was once
Of the five finalists and finalists of the Jindřich Chalupecký Award.
Marie Lukáčová works with themes from old legends and the current economy, mixing witch and ritual practices with exact data on climate change or financial streams. Drawing
The braids (Braids) are part of the Broths series (broths) that the author considers as a healing visual
spells. The series is inspired by the motif of kitchen and cooking, when the broth becomes a field for
magical energy exchange between artist (cook, witch), vegetables and
by animal bones. The ubiquitous copy of the drawings symbolize female power. Cut off
A strand of hair can be about love and manipulation, the hair in the soup is faux waist but in magic
Potions have a clear place. A properly entangled braid is almost like a whip and long hair
They say they carry their own memory. There are no jokes with the braids.
Karina Kottová
