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ŠÁTEČKY RELEASE POP-UP | BOTOND KERESZTESI | STACH SZUMSKI
Šátečky release pop-up | Botond Crusades Stach Sumski
Event by: Page Five
Location: Veverkova 5, Veverkova 5, Praha 7
Discussions and lectures, Art Exhibitions
About event
Two Scarves. Two Designers. One pop-up event at pagefive.
22/7 | 18.00
BOTOND KERESZTESI AND STACH SZUMSKI EACH CREATED AND SATIN SCARF, TWO VERY DIFFERENT Worlds Printed onto Square Meters of Fabric. You choose what speakes to you. After the RELEASE EVENT, They Will Be Available Online At Pagefive.com
These Are Part of A Very Limited Drop.
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Paints and medieval emblems after prison tattoos or deconstructed logos. It works in the form of free improvisation, often based on historical research, and creates organic visual meta-worlds. He exhibited, among other things, in Tokyo, Ciudad de México, Bucharest, Prague or Jogjakarta. In his work, he links references from the history of art, pop culture, the Internet and everyday life. Keresztesi draws on European avant -garde (cubism, futurism, surrealism), but combines it with topics such as dream, passion, death or hallucination. He exhibited, for example, at the Derouillon Gallery (Paris), the Future Gallery (Berlin), Damien & The Love Guru (Brussels), the Hungarian National Gallery in Budapest or Kunstfort (the Netherlands). His paintings are figurative, but not photorealistic - connect 2D and 3D visuality of today's digital world into a timeless visual experience.
22/7 | 18.00
BOTOND KERESZTESI AND STACH SZUMSKI EACH CREATED AND SATIN SCARF, TWO VERY DIFFERENT Worlds Printed onto Square Meters of Fabric. You choose what speakes to you. After the RELEASE EVENT, They Will Be Available Online At Pagefive.com
These Are Part of A Very Limited Drop.
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Paints and medieval emblems after prison tattoos or deconstructed logos. It works in the form of free improvisation, often based on historical research, and creates organic visual meta-worlds. He exhibited, among other things, in Tokyo, Ciudad de México, Bucharest, Prague or Jogjakarta. In his work, he links references from the history of art, pop culture, the Internet and everyday life. Keresztesi draws on European avant -garde (cubism, futurism, surrealism), but combines it with topics such as dream, passion, death or hallucination. He exhibited, for example, at the Derouillon Gallery (Paris), the Future Gallery (Berlin), Damien & The Love Guru (Brussels), the Hungarian National Gallery in Budapest or Kunstfort (the Netherlands). His paintings are figurative, but not photorealistic - connect 2D and 3D visuality of today's digital world into a timeless visual experience.