Blue rider
Intensive and meditative painting from a painter with the most striking color manuscript on the contemporary art scene.
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Petr Hajdyla
About the author
Petr Hajdyla (b. Hajdyla offers us its world of lucid dreams. In the painting, it combines partly real painting with a slightly abstaining plane. Using mild surrealism, fauvism and, above all, exceptional author's colors, it creates a situation that would not be staging in real life. Hajdyl's painting and manuscript, which is unique and exceptional on the current scene, impresses the attention of Czech and foreign galleries and collectors. Watch him on InstagramAbout the work
The image of the blue rider is a typical example of the latest development of Hajdy's work. He plays with timelessness, space and intense color. Magic realism from the literary and film location unknowingly transfers to painting. The image arises as an organic record of symbols and phenomena, the hajdyla catches and let go of the rudder, leaving space to sudden changes. The strong influence of the European painting of the period of the turn of the century up to the 40s, on which Hajyla grew up, left a apparent clue in his manuscript. The courageous German expressionism and playful Matisse mixes with a brilliant maneuver's abbreviation. The result is an intense painting spectacle like a blue rider.About the work
Selected exhibitions
A look inside the studio
Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.
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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.
