Ondřej Vyhnánek (X-Dog) Ondřej Vyhnánek (X-Dog)

In Peace with My Own Demons

Legend of Czech graffiti scene known as X-Dog. Irony, sarcasm and exaggeration and fight with their own private demons, with which each of us can identify.

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Framed 69 × 58 cm
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Wooden frame with museum-grade UV acrylic glazing, made in the Czech Republic. Ready to hang.

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The artist numbers and signs every piece by hand. No reprints.100ks blind stamp and certificate of authenticityArchival 12-colour giclée print, Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 g
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Ondřej Vyhnánek (X-Dog)

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Ondřej Vyhnánek (X-Dog)

Ondřej Vyhnánek aka X-Dog (1983) for 100pcs

Ondřej Vyhnánek went under the name X-Dog home graffiti scene, so that he then reached his original style not only in the field of painting, but also ceramic sculptures and mosaics. Today he has had a number of independent and group exhibitions throughout the Czech Republic, but he also left his tracks in Paris or Rio de Janeiro. In his street and studio work, he was initially influenced mainly by the world of comics, superheroes, pop-art and naive art. Thematically he dealt with the future of humanity and the essence of human existence, death and what comes after life. The works contained warning visions in the form of sci-fi cities, over-exported animals or plants, mutating society and nature. Although he had never left these topics, he has moved them to the worlds more Freudian and inner world in recent years. Real and mythological animals and plants remain, like the problems of individuals and civilization and strong themes of life and death. Likewise, a certain dose of irony, sarcasm and exaggeration.

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Lyrics: Kristýna Jirátová, curator

About the work

Ondřej Vyhnánek for 100pcs

The work "In Peace with My Own Downs" belongs to a wider series of black and white images that, with its purity drawing, when the author uses only black more or less colored lines on white canvas, initially distracts from their deeper message and content. It is also a necessary humor that will initially employ the viewer. In this particular image, they communicate perfectly with a picture and text that will gradually bring a person into the reality of contemporary digital technologies of the overwhelmed world, in which they are completely lost in the flood of fakenews and messages where it is unable to distinguish the truth from the lie. At the same time, however, he fights his private demons, inner whispers, who help to decompose his already fragile and uncertain mental balance. Not only societal problems and the author's personal inner ideas are reflected in the image. In addition, each of us can identify with the central figure of the work. The works of the black and white cycle, which include, in addition to paintings, sculptures and large -scale paintings in a number of places in the Czech Republic, again link sarcasm and deep existential themes, and as typical of the author, deliberately balancing on the edge of high -quality art and embarrassment.

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A look inside the studio

Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.

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How edition numbering and pre-sales work

Every edition has a fixed print run. Every piece is numbered and signed by hand. During a pre-sale you choose your print number; after the pre-sale ends, numbers are assigned in order of purchase. Details are on the Edition sizes page.