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Markéta Magidová (1984) is an artist and director working in the media installation, digital painting and animated film. She studied at the Brno Fava, Prague's Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design, but also at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University. Her films were presented on important foreign film Festivals such as Annecy, Shortfest Dresden or Bolton International Film Festival I on Czech Anifilm. Magid art work was presented, for example Moscow Biennial of Young, in the Macedonian National Gallery, in EFA Project Space In New York and also widely exhibited as part of public institutions and independent galleries after The whole Czech Republic.

The digital picture of Markéta Magidová is a reaction to the sculpture of the Faun and the Vltava that they created Mrs. Olga and Miroslav Hudeček in the 1980s as a fountain at the station Prague metro Vltavská. The Vltava River is an imaginary backbone of the Czech Republic, artistically Nany times chanting. We perceive it with a kind of national pride and yet (or also That's why we take it for granted. In the performance of Margaret Magid lies the Vltava under The duvet of water lilies, as an uprooted being commemorating the obeisance of Ophelia. Here they intertwine The theme of the Vltava River as Greeks and its personification as a woman. To women or, more generally, female The principle is often attributed to “water” properties such as memory, susceptibility, adaptability, sensuality, or persistent force. Alliance of water and female principles At a time when it is (again) to fight for their rights, it is more than it is.

Karina Kottová