Centring on moving image, spatial installation, and text, my practice engages with post-digital visual culture, commercial aesthetics, and found materials. I use subversive tactics, appropriative techniques, and personal narrative to construct dissonant relationships within everyday infrastructures and systemic conditions. Grounded in the critical analysis of personal archives and existing structures, my work examines media not merely as storytelling devices, but as material environments.
My projects emerge from the routines of daily life, acting as tactical guides to navigate present conditions. By operating in the liminal spaces between artistic and non-artistic contexts, I explore how these overlapping realms can stimulate the desire for change and activate its dynamic potential at a micro-political level. My practice is built on sustained artistic research, where formal language remains strictly subordinated to each project's conceptual demands.
Education:
BA Philosophy of Arts from Palacký University in Olomouc
MA Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, Studio of Intermedia III
MA DAI, ArtEZ Academy of Art & Design Arnhem, Coops groups: If I can't dance I don't want to be part of your revolution (Amsterdam) and Hosting Lands (Copenhagen)
Also studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in the studio of conceptual and contextual research led by Lisa Nyberg and at Summer Academy Salzburg, a course of Eli Cortiñas.
Works were presented in Czechia at GAMPA, Etc. Gallery, Jelení Gallery, Kurzor Gallery, PAF (Jiné vize), in Italy, Netherlands and Lithuania.