Kristýna Kyslíková (CZ)
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The Czech artist Kristýna Kyslíková uses gradual colour blending to create distinctive, atmospheric, and playful lithographs of daily life.
A dissection of candid moments, Kyslíková captures human activity alongside subtle themes of mirroring and reflection. Whether formally dressed, at work, or simply on the move – her figures share a common gesture: they look in different directions, caught in the very act of seeing. Soft, delicate surfaces in emerald green, lavender, and amber fill the monochrome prints, permeating both the spaces and the figures within them. Dark tones evoking shadows and artificial light are portrayed in interior scenes, forming rich, gelatinous forms as the colours melt seamlessly.
Kristýna Kyslíková (CZ)
Strong shadows and geometric lines anchor the contemporary style while lending the compositions a naturalistic, expressive visual language. With high ceilings overhead and smartphones in hand, a vivid atmosphere of everyday existence emerges. The recognizable spaces and seemingly private scenarios leave the viewer in the role of observer – immersed in the interplay of light, gaze, and reflection.
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